Sentence examples for fleeting cloud from inspiring English sources

The gates opened and two vans sped off, stirring up a fleeting cloud of dust.

Just here and there, the compositional purity is momentarily infiltrated by a bird in flight or a fleeting cloud.

In the distance, fleeting cloud shadows dappled the olive green of slopes above timber line, and the gray and white of Longs Peak.

Lifting the lid, he released a fleeting cloud of steam.

These include small and generally fleeting cloud "puffs" and other small cloud features.

Fleeting clouds and occasional showers only intensified the experience.

The shadow of the plane falls on fleeting clouds.

Ms. Kroeger's "Haystacks" depicts five brown pyramids against verdant grass, partly bare trees, a distant farmhouse and blue sky with fleeting clouds.

On Principe, it rained for an hour and a half on the morning of the eclipse, and Eddington took pictures through fleeting clouds, hoping that some stars would show up.

This means that the fleeting clouds are produced by meteoroid impacts, rather than the slower bumping of objects within the ring, says Showalter.

Writing about himself in the third person as a young man he speaks of the "fleeting Clouds" of doubts which never ceased "now & then to darken /obscure/ the clearest serenity of his quiet: which made him often say that Injections of this Nature were such a Disease to his Faith as the Tooth-ach is to the Body; for tho it be not mortall, 'tis very troublesome" (BP 37:182r).