Sentence examples for throwing powder from inspiring English sources

"Chemical-weapon attack!" they taunt, throwing powder into the locker where they've trapped him.

We treat our actions be it throwing powder into the wind, building a sculpture out of branches or having light briefly colour some rocks—as a performances done in alliance with the landscape, the elements and the camera.

We treat our actions be it throwing powder into the wind, building a sculpture out of branches or having light briefly colour some rocks—as a performances done in alliance with the landscape, the elements and the camera.

We treat our actions be it throwing powder into the wind, building a sculpture out of branches, or having light briefly color some rocks—as a performances done in alliance with the landscape, the elements, and the camera.

Before expiring themselves, the attendants throw powder, strip and dance lasciviously.

He attacked Triple H several times with steel chairs, and threw powder in his eyes.

Helmsley won after Chyna threw powder into Slaughter's eyes, momentarily "blinding" him and allowing her to interfere in the match.

Former KGB agent Boris Karpichkov told Good Morning Britain he was walking down Queen St in Auckland when someone threw powder in his face and he became ill.

In a color run, participants race in white clothing while volunteers throw powdered dye -- generally natural corn starch -- leaving the runners covered in colors.

The temptation to exploit the more stunning visual elements of religious celebrations like Holi the Hindu festival where believers take to the streets to throw powders that fill the air with brightly colored clouds is understandable.

"It would be a little more difficult for Indians to go around throwing coloured powder on people for the Holi festival during a British springtime," said Professor Nesbitt.