Sentences with phrase «sweeping white clouds»

Not exact matches

Some astronomers suggested metals could appear in the spectra when the white dwarfs passed through interstellar gas clouds and swept up heavy elements.

When one of her works was included in a group show at Betty Parsons in March 1952, the New York Times critic Howard Devree compared it with Nell Blaine's «intricate upbuilding» in a scene suggestive of mountains, stating: «Perle Fine's canvas has reached the utmost in economy in two areas of bluish - green bordering a sweep of white as if the shadow of a cloud had all but obscured a landscape.»