Sentence examples for fumes rise from inspiring English sources

Sweating, stuck in a line of brake lights on the Long Island Expressway, you feel and see the stifling heat and exhaust fumes rise from the pavement.

Sheer walls drop nearly 1,000 feet into a rumbling, smoldering hole a third of a mile across; fumes rise up in an ominously dirty-looking cloud.

Let in a tiny amount of air through your mouth and breathe through your nose slowly as the fumes rise up into your sinuses.

An invisible mushroom cloud of rum fumes rose from the cake.

Fumes rising into the air from traffic present a serious problem.

At the end, still playing, Fox disappeared as dense fumes rose up around the console.

I can see the heat, and the melted plastic fumes, rising into his face.

Fumes rising from the surface caused a tickly cough, and an hour in a rescue boat raised tiny white bumps on the skin.

Fumes rose from the minibuses and paraffin heaters and from people's cigarettes and swirled up to meet the thickening night.

Late in the evening, the work was stalled because of dangerous fumes rising from the oily water in the windless night, the captain of the supply boat hauling the box told The Associated Press.

At the 50th Precinct station house in the Bronx, for example, officials said air quality tests taken last fall indicated that the fumes rising from the fuel spill beneath the building were not dangerous.