Sentence examples for immense cloud from inspiring English sources

"Suddenly we saw this immense cloud," he said over coffee in a wood chalet typical of this Alpine village.

I looked at it from the side and what caught my attention was the fact that it was trailing an immense cloud of sand in its wake.

Finally, about an hour later, the vehicle blocking the main gate moved and people came flooding through as an immense cloud of black smoke billowed in the background.

Interacting only weakly among each other and with ordinary matter, dark matter WIMPs are thought to clump like an immense cloud or gas around the visible, starry parts of galaxies.

When Udo and his friends smoke a joint in his room his board disappears in fumes and in historical fantasy, covered by "the immense cloud of smoke hanging over Europe, blue and pearly,... long, fine tubes of smoke that flattened out over France, Germany, the vast expanses of the East".

(Note that a couple of light years isn't that close, so you'll need to look closely to see the craft at all. Happy hunting!) The nearest stellar nursery to the Earth is the Orion nebula, an immense cloud of gas and dust that has the advantage of containing rather a lot of alcohol.

A Czech-born American and early American Abstract Artists member who lived and worked in New York Paris Kansas Cityty, Mo.; and Los Angeles, Kann often combined straight-edge and biomorphic forms into starlike clusters that tower like colossi over low horizons and immense cloud-strewn skies.

But everyone knew it as Black Town because of the immense clouds of soot that spewed from its refineries.

The infusion of hot lava into the sea would have produced immense clouds that could have cooled the planet and produced acid rain, said the scientists, a group led by Paul Wignall of the University of Leeds in Britain.

As a result, says Kevin Short, a columnist for the Daily Yomiuri, an English-language newspaper, "immense clouds of yellow-green sugi pollen dust float down onto the urban areas, like some amorphous monster out of a science-fiction movie .Though Kiyohito Onuma of the Forestry Agency says his sneezing wife and children often ask him to do more to ease the problem, the public pressure is muted.

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