Sentence examples for fierce smoke from inspiring English sources

But as the cable car moved through the mountain, fire broke out, transforming the tunnel into a chimney of fierce smoke and flames.

The gales were fierce, and smoke from the sulfurous hot springs, for which the resort is famous, was whisking around the hills.

It shows fierce flames and smoke rising from a building in Waco, Texas, at the end of a 51-day siege in 1993.

Instead, the fierce heat and smoke engulfed the home, leading to the deaths of six children aged five to 13 years, including five of Philpott's 17 children and a son of Mairead from a previous relationship.

Humphrey said dozens of firefighters extinguished the flames with water and foam by 9 p.m. "These were fierce flames, with smoke towering more than 300 feet into the sky," Humphrey said.

Baby vegetables, oozing and crackling from the application of fierce heat, taste of smoke but also cleanly and distinctly of themselves.

The Skinny: Opulent red doors and smoke welcomed fierce Chinese influences at Jason Wu's fall show.

Instead, toast your chiles in a dry skillet until golden all over (open the windows or turn on the fan because chile smoke can be fierce to breathe).

A fierce gun battle ensued, and smoke can be seen rising from the area.

The fire had been so fierce that people had seen the smoke from as far away as Hungary.

"The Hewar gallery is a popular meeting place for artists and intellectuals, a place for them to sit shaded from the fierce noon heat by leafy trees, smoke cigarettes, and sip scalding glasses of tea.