Steam billowed up as the rocket steeled itself to rise.
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The wind scraped against my cheeks and billowed my clothes.
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For more than an hour, smoke billowed from the wreckage.
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Hours later, plumes of black smoke billowed over Beirut's skyline.
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Fake smoke billowed and they had to decide where to escape.
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Several roads were shut down while black smoke billowed for miles.
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Shrapnel injured ground crew, while smoke billowed out to smother them.
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The car's windshield was shattered and flames billowed from the hood.
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Smoke billowed from the orange-red flames leaping through the roof.
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The smoke from the fire billowed out into the morning sky.
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Brown, who once billowed with life, now deflates on the page.
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But the protests have billowed into a much wider expression of outrage.
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Black smoke billowed from the western side of town where skirmishes continued.
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An American flag and a flurry of dollar bills billowed behind him.
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The white mesh billowed open and came down over the roiling water.
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They curled and billowed and spread into all manner of fantastical shapes.
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Cocaine rap tracks followed bedroom slaps, and marijuana clouds billowed through the air.
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White and black smoke billowed from the building's charred windows, television footage showed.
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In Anaheim, entire neighborhoods were evacuated while smoke billowed near the famous resort.
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Around the corner, on Sunny Meadow Street, flames billowed from a neighbor's garage.
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Parts of the roof collapsed and smoke billowed from the Gothic Revival style building.
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Fire engulfed the building and white and black smoke billowed from its charred windows.
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Three weeks after it shut down, smoke emissions again billowed from the factory's chimneys.
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Tourists flooded the streets of Paris to watch as smoke billowed from the structure.
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It billowed and throbbed, tinkled and crashed, swooped and pealed around the grand space.
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Thick clouds of black smoke billowed from a tire market that was set ablaze.
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Orange flames flickered and black smoke billowed from the building around 9:30 a.m.
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In one scene, her skirt billowed up as she walked over a sidewalk grate.
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Bright orange-red flames engulfed the vehicles and black smoke billowed high into the air.
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The guests touched the torches to the trains, and the flames billowed into large fires.
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Fires and smoke billowed across Hong Kong, and the protests continued on into the night.
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Shaqiri's, on the other hand, pinged neatly off the post and billowed the net. Gorgeous.
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Black smoke billowed over the dry grassy hill near Robinson's truck and seven-horse trailer.
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Smoke billowed around the dueling peacocks, especially when Helmut Schmidt, a chain smoker, was involved.
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Smoke billowed from the chimney; kids were shrieking in the yard, crushing the lilac bushes.
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Plumes of smoke billowed across major thoroughfares and between some of the world's tallest skyscrapers.
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My breath billowed like smoke, hung motionless for a few seconds and then began to rise.
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To the west, the Uncompahgre National Forest billowed out toward the red rock canyons of Utah.
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Plumes of smoke billowed across major thoroughfares and in between some of the world's tallest skyscrapers.
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On the runway of the fall/winter 2016 show in Paris, pieces billowed, slouched and draped.
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Large plumes of smoke billowed from the blast site in Cizre, footage on CNN Turk showed.
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As smoke billowed from the building, workers trapped inside screamed for help through the window grills.
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Emergency trucks rushed to the scene as smoke billowed in the sky just minutes after the attack.
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Thick plumes of dark smoke billowed from the vessel as it sat atop the bright blue sea.
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Vertical blue and red banners—proclaiming people power and freedom of the press—billowed in the wind.
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Thick, dark plumes of smoke billowed from the factory through the afternoon as an inferno took hold.
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Fire and smoke billowed from the open windows as firefighters rushed around trying to put out the flames.
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Plumes of smoke billowed from the Moria compound on Lesbos island that Pope Francis visited on April 16.
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Kunis, 34, looked chic in a strapless gown with a sheer corset that billowed into a floral skirt.
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Thick smoke billowed out of the goth and inside was dark apart from the glowing screens of mobiles.
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Her veil came to her waist in front and billowed out for many feet behind her long train.
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Flumes of black and grey smoke billowed into the air over London hours after the blaze was sparked.
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Live images aired by NHK showed firefighters dousing a house as smoke billowed from its roof and windows.
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Two distinct columns of ash billowed from the volcano, one light gray and the other a darker shade.
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Flames and smoke billowed from the factory as volunteers and security forces tried to put out the fire.
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White smoke billowed from smoldering ashes, and a burned and bloodied torso could be seen in the footage.
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Video posted on Twitter showed a heap of smoldering debris blocking the roadway, as smoke billowed into the air.
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The family watched helplessly from the window of their home as plumes of black smoke billowed into the sky.
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A large column of smoke billowed from one fire, and smoke rose from a couple of nearby wooded areas.
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Thick black smoke billowed from the top 20 floors of the almost-completed commercial building in the UAE's capital.
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As the rocket's nine Merlin engines roared to life for a few seconds, exhaust plumes billowed around the launchpad.
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Despite the fact that water trucks routinely coated the dirt roads, dust billowed up over the completely reformed landscape.
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Loud serenades of "Zuuuucc" resonated through the soccer venue, where Norwegian and Swedish flags billowed above the makeshift rink.
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He crawled through the billowed opening in the chain-link fence, then darted past Sunny, toward the memory trees.
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At Dries Van Noten, wool trousers ballooned with pleats and white shirts billowed with a crisp surplus of cotton.
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As Ms. Harlow ascended the stairs, her dress spread out over several steps and billowed dramatically in the breeze.
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Smoke billowed out of the Maelbeek station on the Rue de la Loi, a major artery of traffic inside Brussels.
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Back at the Bon Marché, amid the Moncler jackets and cosmetics infused with green tea, the smoke machines billowed mist.
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After the B-17 crashed at the end of a runway, a plume of black smoke billowed from the scene.
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Smoke billowed from the shopping center, which was surrounded by the twisted and burned wreckage of cars and market stalls.
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Members of the extreme-left anarchist group black bloc also turned up, lighting torches which billowed black plumes of smoke.
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Each morning more flowers blossomed until the tree billowed into a light pink cloud under the topsy-turvy March skies.
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After the accident, large dramatic clouds of orange smoke billowed above Landing Zone 26, where SpaceX conducted Saturday's engine tests.
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Television footage showed students desperately trying to escape by jumping off the building as smoke billowed from the top floor.
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The pièce de résistance, though, was the terrace, which had a beautiful white fabric awning that billowed in the breeze.
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Across the stage, fabric billowed, representing the water, and dancers stepped forward and back with equal parts fear and joy.
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Smoke billowed into the Bay Area, but the Marin County Fire Department reported that there were no separate fires there.
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A cloud of sand billowed up as the capsule landed after what NASA called a 34-minute steep ballistic descent.
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In the 1950s, women began to favor brighter frocks and flared skirts that billowed while they leapt through the air.
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The police eventually boxed in the car — which had a flat tire and billowed with smoke — further down the route.
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CNN affiliate WSB-TV reported that smoke and flames billowed from manhole covers and that flames caused a brush fire.
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Tear gas billowed between the high-rises as sirens wailed on some of the most densely populated streets on Earth.
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The area is densely populated and witnesses from surrounding neighborhoods captured the huge volume of smoke that billowed into the sky.
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Others waved British and American flags, while banners calling for independence for Hong Kong billowed in the wind from makeshift flagpoles.
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Others waved British and American flags, while banners calling for Hong Kong's independence billowed in the sultry breeze from makeshift flagpoles.
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Photos and videos from the scene showed a flow as smoke billowed from the edges where the bright red lava touched.
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In Bethlehem, the traditional birthplace of Jesus, smoke from burning tires billowed in the street, just two days before Christmas celebrations.
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At Pireaus a Reuters witness saw passengers in lifejackets walking down a sideway stair, while smoke billowed out of the ship.
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Others waved British and American flags, while banners calling for Hong Kong's independence billowed in the sultry breeze from makeshift flagpoles.
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After two bombs were detonated on April 15, 2013, smoke billowed across the finish line and the scene erupted into chaos.
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Fans wearing french flags over their faces threw bottles at police officers wielding batons, as trash fires billowed smoke around them.
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Through much of May and June, no smoke billowed out of the mills near the railway station, two hours east of Beijing.
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A thick cloud of black smoke billowed in the background as Maan showed the complex, which contains a number of smaller warehouses.
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"Then the vodka," he said, nodding at a chilled glass on the table, as clouds of smoke billowed from behind the bar.
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Not far from the barracks where they received their tattoos, Mr. Matyash said, thick smoke billowed from pits filled with burning bodies.
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Columns of smoke billowed over the San Fernando Valley as firefighters worked for about two hours to extinguish the blaze, he said.
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On Tuesday, dozens of people sheltered in a dilapidated church near the border as dark smoke billowed behind them in South Sudan.
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But several hundred waited it out on nearby beaches, dozing and swimming as smoke billowed above the hills less than a mile away.
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Plumes of black smoke billowed on the horizon while on the ground, mothers coddled their children while searching for cover behind parked cars.
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The smell of unfresh popcorn and cigarette smoke and Fabuloso billowed out of Slots-A-Fun, the mini-casino attached to the hotel.
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For much of the afternoon, flames and plumes of smoke billowed from the cathedral as firefighters in cranes sprayed water onto the structure.
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After weeks of denying its existence, the Russian government this week acknowledged the strange surge of radiation that billowed over Europe in September.
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Plumes of smoke have billowed over the Lebanese capital Beirut for more than 24 hours as protesters burned barricades on the country's main roads.
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What began as a riot over the price of bread in the eastern city of Atbara on December 229th has billowed across the country.
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Hundreds rallied on both Tuesday and Wednesday night, throwing stones and firecrackers at police as smoke billowed from cars that had been set alight.
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Smoke billowed from the roof of a building in the 1000 block of Canal Street and flames shot high into the black morning sky.
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Smoke still billowed from some buildings in the city on Thursday while the demolished exteriors of others tumbled onto streets emptied entirely of civilians.
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"As buildings erupted, thunderheads of pulverized brick, stone, plaster and mortar billowed from eaves and attics, roofs and chimneys, hearths and furnaces," Larson writes.
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Thick black smoke billowed from the facility and hung over Superior throughout the day on Thursday, forcing tens of thousands to flee homes and businesses.
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Black plumes of smoke from piles of burning tires billowed over the area, and stretcher-bearers rushed to carry the wounded to first aid posts.
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A brush fire that billowed giant plumes of black smoke into the sky halted train service between New Jersey and New York on Tuesday afternoon.
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Helicopters joined 22 firefighting units that worked with the army, navy, air force and police to battle Thursday's blaze as smoke billowed into the sky.
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Heavy black smoke billowed from the substation as neighbors in the area described on social media seeing the sky turn orange following a loud explosion.
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Dark plumes of smoke billowed from the thick flames, images of which were captured by television helicopter crews and posted on social media by onlookers.
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On Mr. Welsh's first visit to the family's apartment, he entered to the piercing sound of a fire alarm as smoke billowed from the oven.
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When I strutted (and I strutted) through the party, the cape billowed behind me, the snakes writhed, the crowd moved out of my way, repelled.
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The smoke billowed and wafted and hung stationary in the air to provide the tableau with the feel of a waking dream or some religious ceremony.
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The project's saffron nylon curtains in Central Park billowed into blue sky, sun and February winter air, sparking my love for rich color and mystical shapes.
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The ash billowed so high that the Hawaii Volcano Observatory issued a red alert for aircraft to avoid the area for fear of damage to engines.
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As a young mother, I walked my child home from kindergarten as smoke billowed above in downtown Manhattan, while shock, fear and grief enveloped everyone around us.
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Smoke billowed past burning buildings, lit orange by flares and raging fires, as tracer fire poured into the enclave amid the sound of constant shooting and blasts.
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As it billowed out, the smoke started turning gray, then black, making it clear that a fire was growing inside the cathedral, which is covered in scaffolding.
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Clouds of dark smoke billowed out of subway grates on the street outside the station, videos posted on the Citizen App showed, according to Pix 11 television.
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In contrast to this complexity, "Hoo Doo Mandala" and "Mandala" (both 22017) are relatively square and frontal, but also gently billowed and scalloped by their anchoring ropes.
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In Paris, smoke billowed from the Place de la République and the wide Boulevard de Magenta was packed shoulder-to-shoulder with unionists furious with Mr. Macron.
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For example: All my stoner friends at the University of Rochester (way back in 2008) had Bob Marley posters and tapestries that pleasantly billowed in the slightest breeze.
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The silhouettes were exciting and continued to advance his cholo-inspired aesthetic: His trousers sat high and were cinched at the waist, but billowed out at the leg.
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Thick smoke from a still-young fire, which had billowed above an entire city block early Thursday morning in Sunnyside, Queens, suddenly, and ominously, was sucked back inside.
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Early today, the occupiers and the police were still locked in the standoff at Hong Kong Polytechnic University that began Saturday night, and smoke billowed from the grounds.
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Plumes of black smoke billowed on the horizon while on the ground, mothers clutched their children while seeking cover behind parked cars, according to images on social media.
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Smoke billowed from the direction of a village near the border, and the Congolese military deployed troops to prevent armed combatants from crossing into its territory, it said.
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Up in smoke Thick plumes of ash and smoke billowed over a Kenyan national park Saturday as the government burned more than 100 tons of elephant and rhino tusks.
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Other videos on Instagram showed the scene from outside the plane, where people rushed to help those still coming down the slide while black smoke billowed into the sky.
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When it debuted on the opening weekend of the second Desert X biennial, fabric was draped over the awning of a former, now-derelict service station and billowed elegantly.
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Smoke billowed into the air as hundreds of protesters waited on the other side of the makeshift barrier, many pointing laser beams that streaked the night sky above them.
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As day broke, the occupiers and the police were still locked in the standoff at Hong Kong Polytechnic University that began Saturday night, and smoke billowed from the grounds.
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John Eaves, the Fulton County chairman, said in a telephone interview that smoke and fire had billowed over the northbound lanes on Thursday night, from burning tires underneath it.
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Decked out in furs, she was mounted on a white horse, and her dress billowed out around her, blue silk embellished with golden embroidery and yards and yards of necklace.
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The giant foamy blob, which reportedly billowed out from a hangar at Mineta San Jose International Airport after its fire prevention system malfunctioned, started taking over the streets around lunchtime.
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What the findings might actually mean for Earth will depend heavily on how much carbon dioxide, methane and other greenhouse gases yet gets billowed into the atmosphere, and how quickly.
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Shelling could be still be heard even in central Tripoli 11 km (7 miles) from the frontline and smoke billowed from one spot in southern Tripoli, a Reuters reporter said.
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Images from the scene showed firefighters on the roof of the residence as thick gray smoke billowed out and then as a fireball erupted through an opening in the structure.
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As helicopters circled the lakeside city where smoke billowed out of some buildings, troops cleared rebel positions amid explosions and automatic gunfire, moving house by house and street by street.
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Television footage broadcast by private channel NDTV showed people jumping off the top floor of the Takshashila building or trying to escape by climbing down, as thick smoke billowed out.
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Hong Kong, Sept 6 (Reuters) - Huge plumes of smoke billowed across eastern Hong Kong harbour on Friday close to a traditional fishing village popular with tourists, according to Reuters witnesses.
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Hong Kong, Sept 6 (Reuters) - Huge plumes of smoke billowed across eastern Hong Kong harbor on Friday close to a traditional fishing village popular with tourists, according to Reuters witnesses.
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Smoke billowed from grills where skewers of octopus and ginger-marinated beef were being turned, and omelet-like "Zanzibar pizza" were tossed on oiled skillets, creating a chorus of sizzles.
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While attending the premiere of Kidnap in Hollywood, Berry's billowy white blouse "billowed" a little too far to the right to reveal a lace bra underneath the 50-year-old's outfit.
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Surreal scenes Social media users posted surreal images showing motorists -- before the collapse -- choosing to drive into the black smoke that billowed onto the highway as the fire burned beneath them.
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Those waves billowed through space for 1.4 billion years before finally reaching Earth on December 26th (or December 25th for those in the US), when LIGO's two observatories picked them up.
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At sunset, the sky billowed into mile-wide peonies, hardly an arm's length above me, and it felt like a visitation, as if God were replacing the breath in my lungs.
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PUNTO FIJO, Venezuela, Oct 11 (Reuters) - Thick, beige smoke billowed out of the 645,000 barrel-per-day Amuay refinery on Venezuela's Caribbean peninsula of Paraguana on Thursday, according to a Reuters witness.
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Entire villages were razed; smoke billowed from homes and mosques in 13 of 17 townships statewide and bodies were disposed in mass graves, none of which have been exhumed for forensic purposes.
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Over a bottle of white wine and, among other things, smoked salmon served under a glass from which clouds of smoke actually billowed out, he and Macintyre needed little prompting to speak.
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Camouflage coats billowed like clouds; columns of crochet encrusted in elaborate embroidered runes; basket-woven leathers; a breast plate made from mother-of-pearl shells atop a skirt made of real sponges.
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Just outside the city center, thick smoke has billowed from many fields set ablaze by farmers burning weeds and corn stubble due to a common belief that this is beneficial for the soil.
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A series of eruptions at Mount Merapi in 2010 killed more than 350 people and authorities are taking no chances after plumes of smoke and ash billowed into the sky late on Monday.
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" Secondly, as Johnny Weir lip synced, this outfit billowed and flowed, taking me back to that scene in Titanic where Rose is standing with her arms spread open in the wind, declaring "I'm flying.
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Video of the blasts showed a spectacular flurry of pyrotechnics exploding high into the sky, like rockets in a war zone, as a massive plume of charcoal-gray smoke billowed out from the site.
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Black smoke billowed from a field in rural western Mississippi on Monday, alerting nearby residents to a military transport plane that had crashed in a soybean farm in Leflore County, killing 16 service members.
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HAWKER, Australia (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Enice Marsh remembers the black clouds of "poison stuff" that billowed from the northwest after British atomic bomb tests in the 100s spread fallout across swathes of South Australia.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Dozens of Tokyo firefighters were battling a blaze on Thursday at the world's largest fish market and one of the capital's most popular tourist sites, as grey smoke billowed over the city.
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Interconnected bras dangled from one model's dress, trailing behind her; a cape befitting Snow White billowed around the knee-length orange braids of another; an oversize white visor framed the face of a third.
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As we practiced, I imagined myself in an ocean-billowed ball gown, or floating in the Atlantic in my orange vest, with its water-activated light-bulb feature, singing Sondheim as I sank, illuminated.
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Plumes of black smoke billowed Friday from the Syrian border town of Tal Abyad as Turkey continued bombarding the area in an offensive that was progressing "successfully as planned," the Turkish Defense Ministry said.
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Video footage from a helicopter showed two seaside homes engulfed in flames as clouds of white steam and hydrochloric acid fumes billowed from the water, where red-hot lava was pouring into the ocean.
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It was a track made of club music tropes—warped steel drum melodies, woozy synthesizers, twitchy martial snare work—but it sorta just billowed in the wind, a breath and a pause amidst the chaos.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Explosions from a transformer fire rocked Toronto's financial district for hours on Monday afternoon, prompting police to close off a section of the downtown area as heavy smoke billowed up from subway grates.
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Soon after take-off, as clouds billowed into the cabin, they had a good laugh at the panic on his face until one explained that this always happened when the air-conditioning was turned on.
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Arkema Thursday morning, the Arkema chemical manufacturing and storage facility outside of Houston burst into flames, and black smoke billowed out after Harvey's floodwaters knocked out equipment used to keep the plant's volatile chemicals cool.
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Video footage from the top of the resort's gondola showed skiers gliding down the slopes as black rocks plummeted from the skies and snow billowed up as they struck the ground, sometimes just missing skiers.
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It was in the midst of one such protest earlier this month, as smoke billowed through the air and tear gas canisters hit the pavement, that the sound of Arteaga's violin broke through the racket.
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Hong Kong (Reuters) - Huge plumes of black smoke billowed across eastern Hong Kong harbor on Friday after a fire broke out at a restaurant in a traditional fishing village frequented by tourists, the government said.
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Hong Kong (Reuters) - Huge plumes of black smoke billowed across eastern Hong Kong harbor on Friday after a fire broke out at a restaurant in a traditional fishing village frequented by tourists, the government said.
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Only her hair seemed to be made of anything earthly: It billowed over her shoulders in a mass of dense sable curls that snapped the teeth of every comb Lady Aisha had ever taken to them.
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As flames raged closer, some residents ignoring evacuation orders stood in driveways or on top of roofs and used garden hoses to keep their homes wet and to fight the flames as smoke billowed around them.
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The acrid black smoke that once billowed from the backstreets has gone, and the rivers that wind their way through the town of about 2127,0003 people, though still cluttered with trash, are much cleaner, residents say.
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As black smoke billowed across the mountain behind him, Kevin escaped—driving the Pacific Coast Highway back to LA. By the day's end, his rented house and everything else inside it would be nothing but ash.
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"It certainly doesn't make sense to keep them operating as is," said Chris Heimgartner, general manager of the Henderson utility that owns the plant, as steam billowed from the aging dual-stacks in the distance behind him.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - The summer attire was colorful and rainbow flags billowed with pride in the Mediterranean breeze as revelers flooded the streets of Tel Aviv on Friday for the city's annual lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender parade.
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Two explosions shook the Istanbul neighborhood outside of Besiktas' Vodafone Arena today, as plumes of smoke billowed above the rim of the brand new stadium, with upwards of 20 people were wounded as a result of the blasts.
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About 3 miles (4.8 km) to the east of the plant on the coast, noxious clouds of acid fumes, steam and fine glass-like particles billowed into the sky as lava poured into the ocean from two flows.
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With police doing their best to direct gridlocked traffic and with helicopters whirring overhead, dust billowed up from packed roadways for hours, mixed with the odors of livestock and chemicals, as the mass exodus proceeded in slow motion.
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Tiled floor-to-ceiling in beautiful dark-gray Bardiglio marble, the compact room had a large round heated mirror that remained fog-free even when steam billowed from the adjacent, glass-enclosed shower stall (there was no bathtub).
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Video of protesters cheering in the night as flames billowed from the consulate were a stunning image after years in which Tehran's influence among Shi'ite Muslims in Arab states has been a defining factor in Middle East politics.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Smoke billowed from the upper storey of an entertainment resort in the Philippine capital Manila where police were searching for a gunman who fired shots and set gaming tables alight early on Friday, a Reuters witness said.
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About 3 miles (4.8 km) to the east of the plant on the coast, noxious clouds of acid fumes, steam and fine glass-like particles billowed into the sky as lava poured into the ocean from two lava flows.
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In the shadow of the largest single-story building in the world, NASA's towering Vehicle Assembly Building, and in front of the agency's iconic ticking countdown clock, onlookers gasped as cloud plumes quietly billowed out from beneath the Falcon Heavy.
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The couple had a friend pack a cardboard box with Tannerite (an explosive) and colored chalk, which billowed down the dirt road to reveal they were having a boy after the father hit the target on his first try. 9.
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Many of the cafes that lined the area, in old buildings with arched facades, have been wrecked but a group of soldiers sat in one, warming their hands around a stove that billowed black smoke and listening to mournful Arabic music.
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Black smoke billowed so thickly from the bridge in the heart of Atlanta that area residents told local media they thought a storm was coming or that the sun had set early when the fire started at around 6 p.m.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — As thick white smoke from a huge garbage dump billowed into the sky and the smell fell over the audience, the brass section took deep breaths, the woodwind players pursed their lips and the string performers gripped their bows.
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MANILA, June 2 (Reuters) - Smoke billowed from the upper storey of an entertainment resort in the Philippine capital Manila where police were searching for a gunman who fired shots and set gaming tables alight early on Friday, a Reuters witness said.
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Plumes of smoke billowed among gleaming sky-scrapers early on Tuesday as police fired tear gas to disperse protesters in the heart of the city, home to the offices of some of the world's biggest companies, including global bank HSBC.
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PAHOA, Hawaii – White plumes of acid and extremely fine shards of glass billowed into the sky over Hawaii as molten rock from Kilauea volcano poured into the ocean, creating yet another hazard from an eruption that began more than two weeks ago.
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LEGAZPI CITY, Philippines (Reuters) - A huge plume of ash billowed from the glowing peak of the Philippines' most active volcano on Thursday, as more residents of surrounding areas fled and experts warned of further escalation 12 days after it started to erupt.
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As fire alarms blared and smoke billowed from the 16th floor of Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center where a gunman had set himself ablaze after shooting seven people on Friday, hospital workers rushed the injured to the emergency room and got to work.
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Plumes of smoke billowed among gleaming sky-scrapers early on Tuesday as police fired tear gas to disperse protesters in the heart of the Chinese-ruled city, home to the offices of some of the world's biggest companies, including global bank HSBC.
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Kendall Jenner's mile-long legs have already made a splash at the Cannes Film Festival — the 21-year-old wowed in a Giambattista Valli mini-gown that billowed in the wind for a dramatic entrance at the Saturday premiere of 120 Beats per Minute.
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It was incredibly noisy; it sounded like a pneumatic drill, and black smoke billowed from the motor of the hydraulic claw as it reached out to scoop ice before dropping it into a hopper, where it was pulverised and sent rattling down into the vast tanks on the barge.
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The grass around them was the greenest green that grass can be, the fence was so perfect that Robert Frost would have written a poem about it, and as the song's tropicalia groove billowed into whirs of reverb I swear to God I began to feel a gentle breeze.
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Consider the voluminous dresses of Richard Malone, the Irish designer committed to sustainable sourcing and limited production; his red, blue and green confections, made of jersey regenerated from fishing nets and plastic bottles, billowed out from diagonal seams, spilling across the runway in an evocation of rising seas and melting glaciers.
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As the rapper ASAP Rocky's trial on an assault charge started on Tuesday in Stockholm, the case had already billowed into a scandal of international proportions: Accusations of racism and human rights abuses have been leveled against Sweden's justice system, and President Trump has taken to Twitter to criticize Sweden's prime minister.
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As the rapper ASAP Rocky's trial on an assault charge started on Tuesday in Stockholm, the case had already billowed into a scandal of international proportions: Accusations of racism and human rights abuses have been leveled against Sweden's justice system, and President Trump has taken to Twitter to criticize Sweden's prime minister.
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About 3 miles (4.8 km) to the east of the plant on the coast, noxious clouds of acid fumes, steam and fine glass-like particles billowed into the sky as lava poured into the ocean from two flows cutting across Highway 137, one of the main exit routes from the eruption zone.
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Photos soon flooded my timeline, from the Obamas to high school acquaintances: decades-old snapshots, a friend's mother smiling beside a stone gargoyle; young Sasha and Malia lighting votives in the nave; the cathedral's spire at night, extending heavenward from a miraculous illumined body, the whole form some divine lantern that had descended above the Seine — all but remembrances now, as angry plumes of smoke billowed from Notre Dame's torched silhouette.
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The plant's wells run 6,000 to 8,20003 feet (1,829-2,438 meters) underground to tap into extremely About 3 miles (4.8 km) to the east of the plant on the coast, noxious clouds of acid fumes, steam and fine glass-like particles billowed into the sky as lava poured into the ocean from two flows cutting across Highway 137, one of the main exit routes from the eruption zone.
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Clothed in a 30-pound pearl-encrusted dress the color of cream made of gold, a faintly lustrous silk duchesse satin overskirt that billowed like summer cumulus, gem-covered gloves that stretched to the shoulder, a jeweled halo headpiece, a thick buckle-and-pearl choker and colossal pearl drop earrings that clamped firmly to her ears on the backs of grinning gleaming putti, Cardi B communed with God in her hotel suite for 40 seconds.
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Among the items for sale, most priced from $5 to $5: T-shirts silk-screened with the Barbara Kruger adage "Admit nothing/Blame everyone/Be bitter"; polar bear-printed wallpaper by Rob Pruitt (which also lines the Anger Management shop); thong underwear made by Laurie Simmons; vinyl stickers from Zoe Beckman that read "Grab 'em by the ballots"; and temporary tattoos based on Minter's Resist Flag that billowed over Midtown in the spring (albeit for less than a day before its removal).
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