Sentence examples for clouds go from inspiring English sources
Clouds go their own frequency.
We had our arms behind our heads and watched the clouds go by.
Brian Carney, a counselor, showed them how to lie on their backs and watch clouds go by.
Set mostly at Watson's wedding, it's framed by Holmes's best-man toast, a dilatory, frequently belligerent, then suddenly tearjerking monologue, studded with anti-marriage zingers and hilarious accounts of their drunken bachelor party, in which the word clouds go blurry.
In spring, when the ground is covered with bluebells, foragers complain about having to contend with lovers, nestled in sheets of sweet-smelling flowers, watching the clouds go by.
We've seen clouds go down.
"Every day is sunny and bright, with a few white clouds going by.
One, the closing Empire of the Clouds, goes on for more than 18 minutes.
/ No, none of it fully chased off but already / they're waving you in, the motorized / clouds going ka-chug".
In the 2007 assessment, the IPCC reckoned the cooling was larger: minus 1.2 watts per square metre.Tracking uncertaintyNew research into the impact of clouds goes further.
Their wings beat on him lightly and he laughed and the clouds went speeding along over the cement casting shadows as big as airplanes.
