Sentence examples for vapour rises from inspiring English sources

Water vapour rises, condenses on the cooler covers, and trickles down to a collecting trough.

This makes a top-notch ice cream -and your guests will be impressed as the vapour rises out of the bowl.

LED lights provide the glow, water vapour rises up like smoke, and the sound of crackling wood is piped in by little speakers.

It is as if a malign vapour rises from the Clyde at night and settles in the lungs of sleeping Glaswegians.

Within a pool of liquid water, some molecules are continually escaping from the liquid into the space above, while more and more vapour molecules return to the liquid as the concentration of vapour rises.

Urbain is wounded grievously three times but even in the hell of death, disease, mud, diarrhoea and ever-present danger, he observes nature with exquisite precision: "The earth warms up; after the chilly morning hours, vapour rises from the miry fields, which shine in the strange light.

Water was changed into vapour by the action of the Sun, and the vapour rose, was cooled, and fell again as rain.

Vapour rose from his mahogany flanks into the cold blue air, but the sense of divinity, of mystery, dissolved in the modesty of the ritual, soapsuds trickling between his hindlegs and his tail hanging long and wet.

Nansen wrote of "moonlit vapour rising from open water".

What vapours rise from the ponds and streams of mythic time?

The comedian Richard Blackwood, who warns children that paedophiles can make toxic vapours rise from their computer keyboards, said the joke was in poor taste.