Sentence examples for more clouds of from inspiring English sources

"I've found more clouds of gray/Than any Russian play could guarantee," goes the Ira Gershwin lyric.

Until last week, the sorting machinery was routinely cleaned with blasts of compressed air that could easily put more clouds of spores into the air.

We should keep our missiles in their quivers unless we have a high degree of confidence that we can take out Syria's chemical capability without sending more clouds of death over Ghouta and other such places.

Many cities in China, particularly those in the north of the country, are likely to face more clouds of grey smog over the coming weeks as central heating systems are turned on for winter.

I look down the hall which has turned into a tunnel of doom as more clouds of darkness stream towards me across the ceiling.

He is so much a part of his cloudy surrounding, in fact, that it doesn't even seem bothersome when two more clouds grow out of his shoulder as if they were about to become extra heads.

There are signs of more clouds at the Rainbow Room, a part of the Cipriani food empire.

While P2P systems have been successfully applied to a wide range of distributed applications (multicast, routing, storage, pub-sub, video streaming), with some highly visible successes (Skype, Bitcoin), they tend to have fallen out of fashion in favor of a much more cloud-centric vision of the current Internet.

Microsoft is making a significant announcement for developers today, upgrading and adding functionality to Visual Studio 2010 to make the product more cloud-friendly in anticipation of Microsoft's release of its commercial cloud platform Azure.

In Hyundai's case, it's even more cloud-based, because most of Blue Link's features are accessed by voice, over what is essentially a phone call to a voice-recognition system connected to a data center.

A discussion group on cloud computing use cases11 defines interoperability in cloud computing as the ability to write code that works with one or more cloud providers simultaneously, regardless of the differences between platforms.