Sentence examples for smoke plume from inspiring English sources
The phrase "smoke plume" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a visible column of smoke that rises into the air, often from a fire or industrial process. Example: "The smoke plume from the wildfire could be seen from miles away, darkening the sky."
For the SMOKE metric, we might expect less spatial misclassification of exposure, but cells covered by a smoke plume in only one of several satellite overpasses on a single day were treated the same as cells covered in multiple overpasses on the same day.
In a surface fire, the heat forces the smoke plume into the atmosphere.
"We're a little nervous because we can see the smoke plume pointed right at us," Mr. Purpura said.
High overhead the Sea Quest's flame was all but out: a dirty smoke plume took its place as cockscomb.
Allan Houston dribbled to his comfort zone near the baseline and rose off the floor with the silent grace of a smoke plume.
Tommen sits at his window, learning of Margaery's death, presumably — "I'm very sorry, your grace" — and watching the thick gray smoke plume slowly away.
She said schools in the area were likely be open tomorrow, but that this was dependent on the way the falling smoke plume affected air quality samples.
Mr Parr also warned that as the blaze was tackled, the more particles from the smoke plume would fall to earth.
For the most part, officials at OSHA say, the risks have been localized in parts of the pile where the smoke plume is greatest.
Airports in western Ireland were temporarily closed this morning as the latest Icelandic eruption pushed a smoke plume into busy transatlantic air routes.
Residents in a southern Japanese city were forced to wash ash off their streets on Monday after a volcano nearby released a record-high smoke plume into the sky.
