Sentence examples for inky cloud from inspiring English sources
When Bill Clinton left the White House in an inky cloud of pardons, his defenders argued, and many of his critics conceded, that he was not as bad as Buchanan, Harding or Grant.
In "Born Bad," which I saw when it had its American première, in 2011, family and speech the rhythms we share because of biology and conditioning were intertwined in such awful ways that you wanted to turn away from the brute force of what Green's characters had to say, which included a daughter denigrating her mother and various other relatives living under an inky cloud of "recalled" memories.
Whenever one of the fishermen would ensnare one, it would puff out an inky cloud in self-defense.
Sealing keeps the ink that's tattooed into the ivory from spilling over into unwanted sections, leaving an inky cloud.
Through the windows on the left, inky clouds suddenly parted above a ridge, revealing an arc of incandescent color.
As the offensive intensified, large inky clouds of the stuff, so thick it could barely get airborne, rose slowly above the villages.
The set, designed by Jon Bausor, is a Rothko-esque room the colour of ox blood, with inky clouds on the wall, like a page blotted, that will never now be read - punctuated by the odd icon.
I see Inigo Jones's great arches in my mind's eye, his water-inky clouds, the paraphernalia of a royal masque; dung and detritus in the crazy streets, the big coaches bellying in their skirts pothole to pothole, and the men of fire, the link-boys slouching and the rainy wind.
If you were down there that day, you remember, you will never forget the inky dark clouds, the pieces of buildings flying through the air, the sense that all hell was breaking loose.
My favorite of the bunch, however, is Inky, a free, cloud-connected desktop application for Mac and PC that offers a great way to manage your e-mail in an intelligent, easy-to-view interface.
Faces materialize out of a cloud of inky smudges on white paper, like figures emerging from thick fog.
