Sentence examples for broken plumes from inspiring English sources

And though the broken plumes of Titian's late brushwork and the dashes and blotches of Velázquez's painting were also unprecedented departures from high finish, Rembrandt's modernist devotees were right to hail him as their patriarch, however innocent he may have been of willed novelty.

In case of a room fire, window may be broken and fire plume may be ejected into the cavity of the DSF.

* University of South Florida researchers on the WeatherBird II last week found a six-mile-wide, 22-mile-long plume "broken into millions of bits and beads and moving with the current," stretching from just beneath the surface to depths of 3,300 feet.

After 48 h, the plume had broken into large patches, and most dilutions considerably exceeded 400 with an average dilution of order 1000.

She suspects that oil-eating bacteria are consuming the oxygen at a feverish clip as they work to break down the plumes.

The Associated Press is reporting that tests "have confirmed underwater plumes dozens of miles from the broken wellhead off Louisiana that's been gushing oil since late April, NOAA Administrator Jane Lubchenco said in Washington.

The criticism escalated on Thursday, a day after the release of a video that showed a huge black plume of oil gushing from the broken well at a seemingly high rate.

A large fire has broken out at a carwash in South Lanarkshire, creating a plume of smoke visible for miles around.

A fire has broken out at a car scrap yard in Norfolk, sending plumes of smoke into the air that could be seen from several miles away.

A tyre fire has broken out across an industrial state in Gravesend, sending black smoke plumes into the sky that are visible from 20 miles away.

Within a day, word would come that a separate university vessel, the Weatherbird II, had discovered a giant plume stretching in the other direction from the broken well, toward Mobile Bay.