Sentence examples for white plume from inspiring English sources

They were looking up at a white plume of smoke.

He was apologetic, noting that the white plume would have denoted an infantryman.

It's a close-up photo of the top of a stack with a backlit white plume.

History of the white plume of Henry of Navarre and how it acquired its modern Republican significance.

At least four roads were closed, and a billowing, white plume of heavy smoke was visible for miles.

First a thin white plume rose into the gray sky above the forest here on the Thai-Cambodian border.

The pulsations of steam and dust yesterday, described by Dr. Major as "a relatively small burp," sent a gray-white plume nearly 10,000 feet into the air.

The white-plume expression has been used at other Republican conventions; in 1876 James G. Blaine was the "plumed knight," and in 1920, Harry Daugherty tried to pin it on Warren G. Harding by calling him the "plumed knight".

The weapons' former owners each received a copy of a taunting poem, instructing them that the weapons are in White Plume Mountain.

Led by a merry, philosophical, even-keeled man named Alex White Plume, the White Plumes and their allies are impressive.

Debbie White Plume, Lakota activist, who was influenced by seeing her mother's strength and perseverance to fight for what she believed in, answered a few questions for me.