Sentence examples for fiery cloud from inspiring English sources
On dropping out of Williams College he went to Paris in 1926, where he lived, as he later put it, "in a fiery cloud of excitement".
So dramatic was this event that the name of the mountain has been adopted (as in the term pelean) to describe that particular kind of eruption of ash, gas, and deadly nuée ardente ("fiery cloud").
As the show drew to a close, only that fiery cloud, the luminous sheen of the boat-crowded water and the sturdy Brooklyn tower of the bridge were still visibleNa view perhaps not so very different from the vista of a century before".
The Beast's name in Chinese, Huoyun Xieshen (火雲邪神; Evil Deity of the Fiery Cloud), and the fight with the Landlady and her husband are also references to the Palm of Ru Lai, in which a mortally wounded master strikes the patterns of his art's final techniques into a bell so that his apprentice can learn from it.
It is followed seconds later by a shockwave that sends debris shooting towards the camera, knocking the man holding it backwards as a fiery mushroom cloud shoots up, filling the air with fireballs and smoke.
The sky was streaked with fiery wisps of cloud.
And in the war scenes when the bedraggled but unbroken Russian troops rally themselves atop the domed stage, now covered with grayish dirt, bombs burst in the distance and the sky fills with fiery colors and clouds of smoke.
The fiery vapor, smoke and cloud bursting from the booster rockets even bear some resemblance to the billowing steam and smoke in 19th-century art featuring early locomotives.
The edges of the clouds become fiery gold smears.
X-rays--undetectable on Earth because they are blocked by the atmosphere--are spawned by supernova explosions, material being dragged into supermassive black holes, and clouds of fiery intergalactic gas.
A suggestive image by Albrecht Altdorfer (1480 1538) is the sun at the fiery bottom of a tunnel of clouds, fleeing the slaughter of the East, on the canvas Alexanderschlacht ("Alexander's Battle," 1529).
