Sentence examples for kind of a cloud from inspiring English sources

"These issues were kind of a cloud over the parade for the past few years," Mr. Lahey said.

"There is just kind of a cloud over this city as far as what to expect here, not just football but the city itself," said Williams, who has 53 sacks through 82 N.F.L. games.

First, we construct the architecture-based runtime model of each kind of Cloud resource (Cloud resource runtime model) automatically based on its architecture meta-model and management interfaces.

That's the kind of service a cloud-centric operation requires to keep running optimally at any time of day.

In Lower Manhattan, where the Twin Towers had stood just 80 or so hours earlier, a great plume of smoke continued to rise, creating a kind of mushroom cloud, like the photos we've seen after an atomic blast.

That would seem to go against a basic belief about cloud computing — that companies can use any kind of equipment in a "cloud" of computers in order to get the most out of that gear.

I remember a kind of invisible cloud hovering over our street, and angry grownups talking loudly and gesticulating.

Winston was standing with Hadley beneath 150 chandeliers that hung from the ceiling in a kind of unearthly cloud cover of crystal.

With a low-rise collar and contoured arm openings, the Bolton vest envelops the upper body in a kind of fleecy cloud, conserving warmth.

So you're saying interoperability between clouds could also lead to a kind of cascading cloud blackout?

So they will have data storage on board, processing power … you'd have a kind of mobile cloud".