billow

She was a small, pretty girl with a billow of red hair.

"We could see the big billow going up into the air," she said.

At any moment it might be a hundred feet away from you, climbing the next billow.

But how far that billow would carry was beyond their imagination.

The need for it took him like a billow.

The face vanished for a moment in a billow of the smoke, then returned.

Then, with a swirl and billow of his black cloak, he was gone.

There was a sharp crash and a white billow of smoke.

They watched as yet another billow of smoke stained the sky.

And I began tearing at the billow of white eyelet.

A billow of hot air came through it, and the chief staggered back, arm raised in defense.

He swayed, then pitched forward in a billow of black cloth.

They burst into greater velocity, with a surge like a forward billow of air.

"I'll be in a box by then," he said, sending out a billow of smoke.

This was how it stood proof against the shock of the mighty billow.

And then, just as he reached the bank, the smoke lifted on a billow of flame.

He turned away from her in a billow of cloak, and to me once again. '

He pointed at one massive billow now ten degrees off their vertical.

The heavy curtains in the library billow as a cold current of air slides across the room.

I've learned to work since I went on the Billow."

A great billow of smoke gushed into the room and overwhelmed the boys.

Until, that is, his convoy and its army escort pulled up in a billow of dust.

The billow of a tapestry, where no wind had blown, caught her vision.

He can hear sirens from the north, and there's a billow of dust on the track, moving closer.

It was hoped that they would resist if some formidable billow should fall on the ship.

We stood up, but they just turned and billowed out.

Billowing smoke from the fire made the white woman's eyes water.

A strong wind had come up and the lake was billowing.

She did a little turn so the white dress billowed around her.

White smoke still billowed from the door of the Deep.

A cloud of red billowed out from over his eyes.

The black smoke billowing in the distance says more than enough about what has happened.

And already the black mist had billowed over those who were with him.

Something dark loomed behind her, came down like death in billowing black.

Later the women saw the smoke billowing up from the river valley.

"There was a big red flag billowing off the back."

With the first steps the dust billowed into the air.

We called the fire department, and by the time they arrived a few minutes later, the church was billowing with smoke.

It billowed away from the wall, to settle at his feet.

The main door to the hall was open, and smoke came billowing in through it.

Billowing smoke made it nearly impossible to see into the building.

Billowing smoke poured out of the building for several minutes.

Billowing flames shot 300 feet into the warm morning air.

Black smoke was billowing out through the open barn door!

Smoke billowing from a house is an index for a fire inside.

Near the horizon, it looked like smoke was billowing up.

Smoke was still billowing out of the control center he'd blown up just a little earlier.

The wind was making the curtains billow into the room.

Thick, brown smoke was billowing out the front door as we pulled up.

The warm summer air was clear, and the smoke could be clearly seen billowing straight up.