6 Sentences With "spumes"

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One slight seismic tremor, and the life-giving spumes could go cold. from New Yorker
I watched the spumes of snow spiraling upward from the nearest peak. from The New York Times
A painting like "Great Thames IV" (1989), for instance, captures the light on London's river through spumes of teal and mossy green, built up with squares of acrylic. from The New York Times
Their titles are not publishable in The New York Times, but don't be prudish: These pictures of penetration are more forensic than pornographic, and they resolve, when you move toward them, into delicate spumes of blue and gray. from The New York Times
Critical verbiage spumes in the wake of a sixty-some-year career (Johns is eighty-eight) that began with revolutionary paintings of flags, targets, sets of numbers, and maps—or, per a standard paradox, paintings that virtually are those things. from New Yorker
Author James Agee describes the L&N; Station in several scenes in his book, A Death In the Family, which is set in Knoxville in 1915. In an early scene, while walking through Knoxville with his father, they pass the station, and Agee noted how its stained glass "smouldered like an exhausted butterfly." In another scene, while crossing the Asylum (Western) Avenue Viaduct, he wrote, "the L&N; yards lay on his left, feint skeins of steel, blocked shadows, little spumes of steam." In a later scene, Agee describes the crowded L&N; waiting room, in which his family waited to catch a train to the Great Smoky Mountains.