Sentence examples for smoke bursting from inspiring English sources

Around lunchtime on 24 August AD79, the inhabitants of Pompeii on the Bay of Naples saw an astonishing sight: a column of smoke bursting into the sky from Vesuvius, the huge volcanic mountain that looms over the bay.

The aft skirt is at the very bottom of the booster rocket, about 40 feet below the point on the side of the rocket where NASA photographs showed a puff of black smoke bursting from one of the booster's seals during the liftoff.

The smoke burst in a great billow from the doorway.

Another grenade landed, and thick black smoke burst into the sky.

After the explosion, flames and thick oily smoke burst through a sidewalk grating and soared up the side of the 50-story building, staining its walls and windows black for many stories up.

We could hear it now — great booms and thuds that sounded like mortars — and there were gray smoke bursts, too, off in the distance.

Videos of the event show a row of small planes flying up the crowd, when suddenly, a thin plume of brown smoke bursts from the back of Mr. Leeward's plane, which almost immediately shoots to the ground.

Jets of smoke burst from cannons below the stage, igniting the crowd into a dancing frenzy.

The incredible sight of the smoke stacks bursting through England's green and pleasant land in the Olympics opening ceremony (pictured), followed by an Olympic ring smelted in the workshop of the world, will have prompted questions about the industrial revolution from many children.

Security footage from the Sunglass Hut in the Freehold Raceway Mall on Sunday shows a dark cloud of smoke suddenly bursting from Mara McInerney's Louis Vuitton bag.

But as the rocks flew, smoke bombs burst and police truncheons thwacked in a shocking eruption of violence here last Sunday, Mr. Udaltsov finally broke loose.