Sentence examples for sort of puff from inspiring English sources

And so to recap: the Sun on Sunday got hold of a video of Lord Sewel saying Tony Blair was bad imo and George Bush was a bad artist imo and that David Cameron was some sort of puff of air in the shape of a human, a sort of faceless and substanceless paste, more press release than man imo, and then the police raided his house and long story short: today he resigned from being a Lord.

Twist and push up so the hair stands up and stays in a sort of puff and clip down.

"Ashcroft, who looked like he was near death, sort of puffed up his chest," Goldsmith recalls.

Mark Strong looks uncomfortable as Hal Jordan's moody David Niven-esque mentor Sinestro and the major threat to the survival of Earth which Hal is Green Lanterned up to avert is revealed as a sort of giant cheesy puff monster: not all that scary unless you're lactose intolerant or on a strict diet.

"It was going well and then I sort of ran out of puff.

A performance piece called Cloud, for Design Miami/Basel 2011, created a sort of canopy by sending puffs of helium-filled soap clouds into an overhead net.

Similarly, the actors in the Coens' "True Grit" communicate a winning sort of self-importance by puffing themselves up, portentously matching words to actions ("I extend my hand") and gnawing their lines as if extracting tobacco juice from them.

If, as the environment movement contends, fossil fuels are the new tobacco, then Australia has cast itself as a sort of swaggering Marlboro man, puffing away contentedly as the rest of the world looks on quizzically.

The next day, take the hair band out and you'll see your hair is sort of a mess and is puffed up.

He may or may not have resumed the habit – he was certainly puffing on some sort of cigarette toward the end of this show – but the spell of clear-headedness has had an effect.

The man leaps from scrubbing his tires to rolling out the sort of footwork that would have man like Puff crying down his quilted jumper.