I found this in evidence that night at Chef Vola's, an Italian restaurant that has operated for years under a cloud of mystery and eccentricity.
It takes millions of years for a cloud of gas and dust to create a newborn star.
They also suffered for years under a cloud of doubt and mistrust.
Nearly 200 cities in California have adopted so-called inclusionary zoning laws similar to San Jose's, and they've operated in recent years under a cloud of uncertainty as to what they could or could not demand of developers.
Both types of body formed 4.5 billion years ago from a cloud of gas and dust around the young sun.
The Sun came along still later, about 4.6 billion years ago when a cloud of gas and dust, perhaps jarred by a nearby supernova explosion collapsed.
Even pretty -- a word all but banished from the fashion-oriented end of the market in recent years -- returned in a cloud of marquetry inlays and silk or silklike fabrics.
When he looks out of his windows this time of year, he can see a cloud of ivy and foliage.
Irina Kozayeva, a 74-year-old woman with a cloud of hennaed hair, recalled the awe she felt at her first major purchase: a 12.7-millimeter machine gun, a World War II-era weapon often mounted on Soviet tanks and capable of shooting down aircraft.
He is fifty-two years old and has been in Washington nearly twenty years; he seems to travel in a cloud of cigar smoke, walks with the swagger of a Saudi fighter pilot (which he was for seventeen years), and likes to engage in naughty gossip, laughing uproariously as he does so.
