Sentence examples for creating a cloud of from inspiring English sources

According to Chemring's website: "The rubber bursting CS grenade is a more advanced means of creating a cloud of CS smoke.

Then on Feb. 19, a large Russian space tug exploded, apparently from residual fuel, creating a cloud of about 1,000 pieces of detectable debris.

A Lorain man was arrested after hitting his brother over the head with a cremation urn, breaking the urn and creating a cloud of human ashes, the police said.

OMA's proposal won because it went to improbable lengths to achieve the city's aim, by lifting the entire building up in the air and creating a "cloud" of offices to hover over a heroic public forum.

You'll see Grindsbrook Clough, Crowden Clough, Crowden Tower and Kinder Downfall, a waterfall that in high winds occasionally has the water blowing back, creating a cloud of spray that can be seen for miles.

An inspector finds himself perplexed and frustrated by the cruising credo: guys who are into voyeurism should make good witnesses, but those who don't ask each other's names or phone numbers, guys who cultivate a willed forgetfulness about yesterday's experience so as to prepare the way for the next contact – they are creating a cloud of unknowing, highly injurious to a police investigation.

However, the conduct of the I.R.C. — led by Chairwoman Mathis — has created a cloud of suspicion that will not lift.

A major eruption in 1971 created a cloud of poisonous gases that killed approximately a dozen people.

Craig Robinson, a former party official who edits the Iowa Republican, a conservative Web site, wrote on Tuesday that the actions had created a "cloud of suspicion".

But some women complain that the swirl-tap-buff process is messy and creates "a cloud of makeup," said Kerry Diamond, the vice president for communications at Lancôme USA.

Western intelligence agencies are convinced al-Qaeda still wants to develop non-conventional weapons, whether chemical or biological agents or "dirty bombs" that create a cloud of radioactivity.