Sentence examples for fume of from inspiring English sources

In "Romeo and Juliet" poor Romeo tells of his futile love as "a smoke raised with a fume of sighs".

Alexander McQueen, who was womenswear creative director from 1996 to 2001, left the label in a fume of acrimony.

It's what you click to experience not your 10 minutes of hate but a multi-directional fume of strong feelings.

We began with large, deep-fried fish ovaries the color and mealy texture of corn sticks, which arrived at our table in a venomous fume of rotting fish.

Here is where the existential fume of Antonioni's work begins to be distilled: from the bones of plot arises the smoke of anxiety, disenchantment, alienation – but also a numbed kind of rapture and release at human helplessness.

Outdoors, an aggressively ardent chap in a straw hat and workman blue whirls a surrenderingly gratified young woman in a red bonnet and a pinkish ensemble with red piping and, below, a fume of white petticoat.

This decrease is more advanced in the case of silica fume is of the order of 95%%.

But they are wreathed in fumes of political significance.

The aroma of popcorn commingled with the fumes of gasoline.

He lives on the fumes of his beautiful record.

In the midst of sickening, deadly fumes of arsenic.