Sentence examples for glass smoke from inspiring English sources

As the pair go their separate ways, Therese gazes back in time through the streaked windows of a car (glass, smoke and crowds constantly come between them – along with age, status and societal norms) to their secret history.

Hijackers rammed jetliners into each of New York's World Trade Center towers yesterday, toppling both in a hellish storm of ash, glass, smoke and leaping victims, while a third jetliner crashed into the Pentagon in Virginia.

The PC version features support for NVIDIA's PhysX, adding detail and physics to glass, smoke and soft materials.

He became an iconic figure — dark glasses, smoke rising — and, in 1985, he received a pie in the face from a disgruntled — or perhaps admiring — fan.

Mr. Bush suffers from seasonal allergies, wears reading glasses, smokes an occasional cigar and does not drink alcohol, according to the statement.

"Of course, it's hard, and you don't work eight hours a day, but you have to work 14 hours a day," Kanepe said one recent evening at his club, where people wearing stylish hand-me-down sweaters and black plastic-frame glasses smoked at outdoor cafe tables and drank bottles of Belgian beer.

The shattered glass, flames, smoke, moans.

Some glanced back in disbelief toward a wall of shattered glass, where smoke was seeping out.

Soft, however, doesn't quite convey the effect of a 14-ton steel and glass colossus, smoke pluming from its chimney, its bellowing 250-horsepower diesel engine leaving a wail of car alarms in its wake.

Some identified him as having worked on the pile, and one Daily News editorial said he had "labored in the pulverized concrete, glass and smoke that formed a cloud over the rubble".

Soon at least a dozen in the crowd -- from bored rock fans to self-proclaimed anarchists -- were lobbing glass bottles, smoke bombs and even a No Parking sign at the police.