Sentence examples for smoke lit from inspiring English sources

Shrouded by mists — dew, fogs, vapors, smoke; lit by dawn, dusk, or by the chancy sun of cloudy days; surrounded by skittering geese and gallant horses, stern seconds and knots of dumbstruck witnesses, the duellists pass simultaneously into history and legend.

In an instant, the Republican Palace was a sea of fire and rising pillars of smoke lit with a spangling of brightly burning debris.

"The 24-hour-a-day sirens, and the black smoke lit up at night by searchlights, were just overwhelming," he recalled.

The Icelandic vessel soon became a dramatic sight – its engine exhaust smoke lit by a searchlight facing aft and trailing behind it like a silvery pennant.

The bread oven's smoke, lit up by sunbeams, swirls around her and sister-in-law Rokow and scours their lungs.

Maybe it was the cold weather, he surmised, watching smoke from lit hearth fires rise above the buildings.

Protests against the populist-turned-authoritarian President Nicolás Maduro have closed highways and public squares; the streets are blurry with smoke and lit by occasional bursts of flame.

Now her laboratory includes various containers on wheels, with spouts specially designed so the lit smoke bombs hit the paper with the right pressure.

You asked Pete Hegseth if you could nick a cigarette and now he's got an arm clamped around your neck, his shirt transparent with sweat, sleeves rolled up to his biceps, his free hand roving wildly with a lit smoke of his own.

Discard notions of dimly-lit, smoke and truant-filled rooms: the NVA recasts the once-grotty arcade as a bright, breezy sequence of rooms, equal parts art gallery, museum exhibit and educational centre.

Shot in Gothenburg, the footage features Sarah von Reis dancing in anonymous, smoke filled, neon-lit locations while Jesper Blomberg (both friends of the band) watches a car succumb to the smoke and flames of a glowing red flare before the two unite in orange-lit darkness under fluttering confetti.