Sentence examples for fumes hung from inspiring English sources
Commerce and petrol fumes hung heavily in the air.
Dust and exhaust fumes hung over the city like a cloud.
Acrid fumes hung over the intersection, so toxic that after only an hour Maico could feel a bubble in his chest, and then, in his throat, something tickling.
The smell of oil fumes hangs in the close air.
The air is full of the fumes of a burning car, smoke hangs above the houses, and a squad of police defend themselves in a front garden.
On windless summer days, smog from vehicle fumes often hangs over the district.
New bliss: I know everyone's running on fumes — but hang in there.
The three-wheelers are the main form of public transport, and their batteries keep the air free of the petrol and diesel fumes that hang over other cities.
Where did you get those?" Sauper explained that he had just returned from making a documentary in Tanzania, and he thought he had probably picked them up in the fish-bone yard, where barefooted women squelched through a seething mass of maggots, inhaling dense ammonia fumes, to hang skeletal fish carcasses on racks to dry in the sun.
The blue clouds of diesel fumes that once hung over Shenzhen, a buzzing metropolis next to Hong Kong, have lifted thanks to a fleet of electric buses.
But then, 'everyone' includes the state administration, surely, and it could not have been unaware of the fumes of bigotry that had hung in the air for such an extended period before the riot.
