Sentence examples similar to sweet clouds from inspiring English sources

A lot of water and a little milk made steam rise up in a sweet cloud.

In the evenings a thick, sweet cloud of hookah smoke hangs in the air.

That didn't work either, so he designed a puffer that lofts the sugar in a tiny plastic bag, creating a sweet cloud that a child inhales.

On Piccadilly, we pass through a sickly sweet cloud emanating from a chocolate shop, followed by a spicy whiff from a noodle bar.

Covered bridges cross over mountain streams and sugar shacks spew sticky-sweet clouds from boiling sap.

The conditions on a single day in Selborne -- March 20 , 1786-- passed through "frost, ice, sun, big clouds, sweet afternoon".

In Mailer's writing, for instance, sex is rarely a flight into sweet or stormy clouds of pleasure; it is more likely to be a turbulent existential undertaking, caught in the dialectic of past and present, in which lovers draw forces and experiences from themselves and each other and either ascend into greater daring or sink back into timidity.

That speech, if examined further, also raises the prospect of "a thousand jangling instruments", "sounds and sweet airs" and clouds that "open and show riches", all of which sounds just fine and dandy (although I'm not sold on that bit about the clouds opening. Does that mean rain?).

Whether unabashedly sweet or unremittingly harsh — "Clouds of Forgetting, Clouds of Unknowing," a memorial to the composer's father, manages to be both at once — Adams's major works have the appearance of being beyond style; they transcend the squabbles of contemporary classical music, the unending arguments over the relative value of Romantic and modernist languages.

The purée was a sweet and peppery cloud of peas and watercress, made fluffy and creamy with a good deal of butter.

It's a company working directly in Pivotal's sweet spot around Cloud Foundry, and it's been designed and built using Pivotal as a model, according to Spiegel.