Sentence examples for rose from the surface from inspiring English sources

In early 2003, a plume of methane gas rose from the surface of Mars.

Steam rose from the surface, contributing to a faint manurelike smell that hung in the air.

In the distance, a small, black triangle rose from the surface of the pond, then shifted slightly.

Are insects rising from the surface?

Fumes rising from the surface caused a tickly cough, and an hour in a rescue boat raised tiny white bumps on the skin.

Wilson never claimed it proved anything, simply saying he had been in the right place at the right time and had seen something rise from the surface.

Known as hüzün, "the black mood shared by millions of people together" is particularly dense on cold winter mornings "when the sun suddenly falls on the Bosphorus and the faint vapour almost rises from the surface".

Yet there are also passages that rise from the surface of the page to startle readers out of their complacency, and no critic is better than Wood at pointing them out.

"If they fail to rise from the surface, or crash back into it, I am not going to commit suicide; I am coming home, forthwith, but I will be a marked man for life and I know it".

Now a group reports online today in Nature that, using both spaceborne and ground-based telescopes, it has detected 1500-kilometer-wide 1500-kilometer-wide 1500-kilometer-widethe swirlse intofthe corona.

Remove it from heat when you see steam rising from the surface.