The umbrellaed tables in the cafe-lounge are separated from the dining room by sheer curtains which billow like giant sails on a calm sea. |
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The skylights billow like sheets flapping in the wind and dancing curtains shine green and faintly red. |
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She opened the frosted glass window, letting in a billow of sticky air, and caught a glimpse of the embassy's manicured garden. |
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After hours of watching the black smoke billow over the top of the mountain, we stood horrified as the flames made their appearance. |
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Thick clouds of black smoke billow out of each of the vehicles, sometimes coming from the exhaust pipe. |
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You would know your car is overheating when steam starts to billow from your engine compartment. |
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Beneath the widow's peak of dyed blond hair, his face, as faces do, is beginning to pucker and billow. |
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Clouds of smoke billow out of the door when you enter the Botanica Papa Chango in Bridgeport, Connecticut. |
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When we got out on the street we saw a billow of white smoke and the sound was deafening. |
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I didn't think I was tired quite yet, but as I watched the white smoke billow up in little threads above the fire, my eyelids grew heavy. |
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There was a giant explosion, a flash of blinding light, and the whole nighttime desert seemed to billow up into a boiling mushroom cloud. |
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Everything seems to billow, there are clouds of this and drifts of that, totally in harmony with the languor of a drowsy summer day. |
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Divson lit up a cigarette in his home, letting the purple smoke billow to the ceiling and permeate the drywall exterior. |
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The winds began to rise around Elisa, making her clothes billow and tossing her hair back. |
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Such gowns, by the late 1850s, had hoops, wire contraptions which replaced the multitude of petticoats and which caused women's dresses to billow out even further. |
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In some areas, should the winds change and the volcanoes' acidic smoke billow over farmland, acid rain can destroy an entire harvest. |
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For the Paul Ryan effect, buy your trousers in sizes at least five times too big, so that they billow in the wind like MC Hammer's pants. |
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Indeed, it is from the penalty spot that the majority of goalkeepers have made the opponents' net billow. |
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Amplitude: Enter a percentage value to determine how much the flag will billow. |
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Forming consists in making fluffy of the soil by means of lister and to her forming at the using of the billow driven hydraulically. |
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Constant Speed of: Enter a value between 0 and 65000 milliseconds to determine the speed with which the flag will billow. |
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As they billow and flutter, the wind that breathes on and through them makes the fabrics more human. |
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A certain agricultural potential, according to the height of each billow, is allotted to each space. |
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The lane squeezes tight between dry-stone walls, big green views billow away to the north and there are bijou meadows soaked with buttercups as tall as daffodils. |
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Ultraviolet starlight would normally be blocked by the material flowing from the star as its outer layers billow out in a stellar wind. |
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Static electricity between the carpet and her dress caused it to billow up, giving stunned onlookers an eyeful of flesh-coloured pants. |
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It's just hitting it hard and seeing the net billow, that's all. |
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Scottish saltires are almost as hard to find on the islands as the union flag rather it is their own flags, Scandinavian-style crosses on blue and red backgrounds, that billow from trawlers and flagstaffs. |
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The smokestacks of factories billow pollution into the ethereal, magnificently rendered atmosphere – Seurat seems to paint every molecule of oxygen and smoke – but here on the riverside is a moment of timeless summer peace. |
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The practice of donning rain gear over a coverall PFD suit has the potential to trap water between the suit and the rain gear causing the latter to billow out or bunch up, thereby further reducing the mobility of the wearer. |
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Why, now, blow wind, swell billow, and swim bark! The storm is up and all is on the hazard. |
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The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology raised to critical the alert level at Mayon Volcano which started to billow smoke and spew lava and hot bouders. |
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