Sentence examples for cloud baby from inspiring English sources

"Catch a cloud, baby," he told her. "Catch a cloud".

Here's to hoping that they work in another Stones' lyric as well, "On my cloud, baby".

Songs that most certainly will not, but should, be featured include "Get Your Head Out Of The Cloud, Baby Steve,"  "iAm Steve, Steve iAm," and "LBT: Little Black Turtleneck".

When they're sleeping, they turn into soft cloud babies, little perfect tufts of white on the moonlight.

Because they are literally surrounded by clouds of bacteria, they were called "cloud babies" (5 ).

Mr. Kwaku Bonsam, who had been listening quietly, suddenly pounded his fist on the coffee table, raising a small cloud of baby powder.

There were walls of lemons at a Dia Foundation benefit, clouds of baby's breath at a Robin Hood Foundation benefit and huge balls of white carnations at a winter gala for the Whitney Museum of American Art.

When he wasn't eulogizing the hammerhead or describing a spooky-looking grove of trees he'd seen while birding in the Galápagos Islands, he was making reference to an old French tapestry or to a "scary painting of the Virgin Mary in which she was very cheerfully ascending to heaven on a cloud of babies".

Is cloud computing a baby or an old man in diapers, and are we going backwards or forwards so fast that we can't tell the difference?

A quiet, heavily textured "Still Life (Petunias)" (1942-46), a pot of flowers placed before a painting of foliage, in muted greens against a gorgeous ground of lilac, green and white, and a crusty "Rockland County Landscape" (1946), a hill decked out in green and earth colors against a sky of baby clouds are among the stellar attractions here.

The high noon's rays illuminated the scene, adorned with puffy cumulous clouds upon a baby blue sky.