Sentences with phrase «white smoke billowed»

In the distance white smoke billowed from the small chimney of Tiger Stadium.

Last week, soon after the white smoke billowed out from the Sistine Chapel chimney, she heard her brother's voice crackling through the telephone line.

Local TV channels broadcast images of huge clouds of white smoke billowing from the temple, as fireworks were still going off in the night sky.

Am I being unreasonable to suggest that since 4 different mechanics have worked on my car, that one of them should have seen the empty radiator the excessive pressure on the top hose that caused it to split, the tail pipe slewing and the white smoke billowing out of my reservoir and asked why?

Once we cleared off the steam and heat, we filled the whole thing with water, fired up the engine, and watched white smoke billow from the tailpipe.

Not exact matches

Billows of smoke, listening to the birds chirp, watching the kids catch butterflies, admiring the beauty of the white blossoming flowers on the fence vines are part of the grilling atmosphere.

Dense white smoke would billow out of his windows.

And he creates some of the most hauntingly beautiful and terrible images I've seen on the screen in the chaos of the climax: orange and yellow flames devouring the black - and - white image on a theater screen, the image reforming on the billowing smoke like a phantom cackling over the destruction.

Thick, white clouds of smoke and rubble (reminiscent of scenes from September 11) billow down the streets as skyscrapers crumble to the ground.

The fire blazed in the field beside the church — its white smoke rising skyward in a twisted billow.

Factories billowed white smoke on both sides of the river.

Especially the majestic volcano named «Thunder's Drum,» that dominates the new «The Cut» area creates an imposing center piece that draws the eye, with its billowing black smoke contrasting with the pure white snow.

The billowing white tissues look nearly like smoke... until a gigantic hand glides into the picture:

From this black and white original, now in the collection of the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles, Oppenheim produced four different negatives, each isolating a different section of the kiln's billowing cloud of smoke.

Jason Colon, from Tampa, claims that while working out in a gym, one of his Apple AirPods starting billowing out white smoke.