Sentence examples for ring of smoke from inspiring English sources

He saw what appeared to be a ring of smoke form around the south tower.

This should create a very beautiful, thick ring of smoke.

Some channelers like to visualize themselves as a falling feather, a ring of smoke, or as climbing down a long rope.[1].

A carpaccio of scallops, shrimp and duck liver, with a dollop of green apple purée and a ring of smoked aioli, typified the problem.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, December 23, 1939 P. 21 When bachelors enjoy a reverie, I understand that all the girls of their past gloat before their eyes in rings of smoke from their pipe.

And it's true that all the talk of feelings he gets when he looks to the west, of rings of smoke through the trees, of pipers leading us to reason, vaguely signifies meaning without really having much, but it doesn't stop it working as a rock song lyric.

ELBERT HUBBARD When I cannot see words curling around like rings of smoke round me I am in darkness — I am nothing.

You'll end up playing presidents & assholes, ring of fire, smoke or fire, or some other asinine card game.

As the bubbles of phosphine escaped, they took fire spontaneously, forming beautiful rings of white smoke.

In the chapter on Handel, for example, there is this fine little portrait: "So the servant was seeking diversion from his boredom by puffing not elegant rings of blue smoke from his short clay pipe, but soap bubbles.

"Frank blew a bunch of smoke rings in there," Childress explains.