And this time, billowing poet's sleeves attached to micro sheaths and rendered in silk velvet (there was a lot of billowing, though everything came paired with its own little black fez).
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Her backup singers wore berets and had natural, billowing hair.
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The billowing crowd around him didn't seem to faze him.
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Everything seems on the verge of rocking, billowing, falling open.
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The steam is just billowing, basically, and it looks stunning.
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White smoke was still billowing from the volcano on Thursday.
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I could practically feel the steam billowing from my ears.
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The snake leads us to the billowing tent from Freak Show.
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Smoke was billowing from the house when they arrived, Merson said.
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Red, beige and striped all over... We love that billowing skirt.
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Outside, billowing smoke was rising from the direction of Main street.
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BORENA ZONE, Ethiopia — From a distance, it looks like billowing smoke.
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Above them loom three billowing sheets on which videos are projected.
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Ms. Feldstein perched on a chair, her skirts billowing around her.
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And there will be smoke machines billowing out of the cars.
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Video showed dark plumes of smoke billowing from the crash site.
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The smoke is billowing out of the White House right now.
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The effect Thick casino air, billowing explosions, smoldering fires below deck.
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Think billowing sleeves, off-shoulder styles, and plenty of lace details.
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Images posted on social media showed smoke billowing from the building.
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Precision-cut jackets and billowing blouses ramp up the season's drama.
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The murmur of disappointment billowing up seemed to give him pause.
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Hours later, smoke could still be seen billowing from the wrecked depot.
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And their shining armor is a tracksuit jacket billowing like a cape.
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The plane exploded into flames, sending black smoke billowing into the air.
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The billowing feathered design of the skirt was an eye-catching touch.
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Sofia Carson wore a glamorous red gown with billowing cape-like sleeves.
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Officials released photos showing smoke billowing in the sky above the compound.
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"We can see the billowing smoke clouds in the distance," Rosenberg said.
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Soon smoke is billowing, as a new set of bricks bakes inside.
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A car is on fire in the background, smoke billowing around it.
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The blast sent a plume of black smoke billowing above the skyline.
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Television broadcast images of black smoke billowing from the windows and entrance.
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They later saw flames and smoke billowing from where they had fled.
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Her saffron scarf billowing, Beyoncé raised her arms as if in benediction.
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Ever-practical Carol has ditched her short hair for a billowing witch's mane.
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The series of blasts sent huge plumes of smoke billowing into the sky.
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Large plumes of black smoke could be seen billowing above the city's skyline.
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My eyes moved from holy words to unholy smoke billowing in the courtyard.
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The volcano sent ash billowing 6km into the air, closing the capital's airport.
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The celebratory explosives were apparently made even more dramatic by the billowing smoke!
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TWO MEN, their cloaks billowing, peer over a wall at a bathing woman.
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" via GIPHY "She had this massive, billowing explosion of organza as a skirt.
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Aerial footage showed planes dropping fire retardant above the flames and billowing smoke.
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Swiss media showed pictures of smoke billowing from flaming wreckage under blue skies.
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There was a pigtailed robot head atop a billowing pink and white dress.
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The artwork on his book cover: smoke billowing from the U.S. Capitol complex.
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But nuclear experts say it actually shows billowing smoke from a raging firestorm.
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In the light wind, his plaid short-sleeved shirt became a billowing tube.
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We paused to take a breath in the shade of a billowing bush.
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Video footage showed the makeshift huts ablaze, with smoke billowing into the air.
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"Wing on Wing," a nautical term, evokes the billowing curves of that building.
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Other online photos revealed a blackened platform and smoke billowing from the station.
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Her daughters looked out the window and saw heavy billowing smoke, she said.
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As the sun set, smoke was still billowing from the fields, she said.
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There are two silver linings in the thundercloud of extremism billowing over Texas.
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Videos from the scene show smoke and flames billowing out from the roof.
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Images from state broadcaster CCTV showed flames, and smoke billowing from the vessel.
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Footage shared on social media showed flames and smoke billowing from the roof.
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There's a great picture right now of Trump's tie billowing over his head.
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Three pillars of gas and dust sit among stars like towers of billowing smoke.
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In case the giant inflatable slide billowing just behind him didn't make that clear.
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Why didn't I let her die peacefully with the white curtains billowing around her?
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Thankfully, however, we already know the cause of this latest billowing shitstorm: Counterfeit batteries.
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The women mostly wore long billowing dresses, many of them red or hot coral.
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Colman opted for a white necklace and a chic black pantsuit with billowing sleeves.
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He was wearing a baggy tangerine-colored polo shirt, billowing sweatpants, and red shoes.
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In Cleveland, in 1973, billowing smoke casts a gloom over the Clark Avenue bridge.
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Great white clouds, billowing above the plane, were mirrored in the black pools below.
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Some media reported that a smoke was billowing from a chimney of the building.
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She wore a bridal-style white gown by the designer with long billowing sleeves.
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That day, he could barely see across a valley thick with billowing black smoke.
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Sometimes she supported her wandering voice with a breathy, billowing chord on the synthesizer.
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"Somewhere in the United States, black clouds of smoke are billowing," that video intoned.
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Video footage showed heavy plumes of smoke billowing all around the congested slum area.
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Gleaming, billowing waves of synthesized foam slowly cascade over you, gradually assuming massive proportions.
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Video footage showed small fires and billowing smoke clouds, and protestors fleeing from audible gunshots.
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The clip starts out with Guarini holding Pergola from behind, smoke billowing out around them.
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Her new car had broken down, and smoke was billowing out from under the hood.
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JOHANNESBURG (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Gas-billowing coal plants, cracked earth, abandoned mines and lifeless water.
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It burned over steep terrain in bone-dry conditions, sending smoke billowing into the sky.
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There are gray factories billowing smoke; another features penguins amid a landscape of tiny icebergs.
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Hold on to your billowing, button-down shirts, because things are about to get weirder.
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But the open collar on the untucked and billowing shirt should have given it away.
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A building might resemble the precipitous cliffs of a roller coaster or a billowing sail.
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To suggest the river's flowing waters, the women unfurl large swaths of billowing blue cloth.
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I imagine smoke billowing from the overtaxed wires before the whole contraption bursts into flames.
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"I looked down I could see the billowing smoke coming up," resident Ron Chiarottino said.
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They are pulled over on the shoulder with smoke billowing out from under preposterous's hood.
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Dion then stole the show in a billowing tulle coat by Oscar de la Renta.
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Inside these poems of billowing consciousness, we too are alive to a spectrum of wonders.
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Above, helicopters thundered through billowing smoke that looked to Mr. Hill like low-slung clouds.
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The 1995 design featured a structured, billowing design at the waist for a dramatic touch.
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Dried sedum, with its billowing seed head, looks like the archetype of a leafy tree.
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Shielding their eyes, they peered across a flat expanse at smoke billowing on the horizon.
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You usually can't achieve big, billowing curls when your hair doesn't go past your shoulders.
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Photos from the scene showed a billowing cloud of black smoke rising from the store.
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The looks range from prim and polished, to bold and billowing and everything in between.
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Firefighters battled huge flames and billowing smoke, pictures on the People's Daily twitter account showed.
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What looks like an essential-oil diffuser perches off to the side, billowing out steam.
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Numerous alarmed residents mistook smoke billowing from the Fridericianum Museum in Kassel as a fire.
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In 18th century Europe, big, billowing coifs were the hot ticket for men and women alike.
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State media CCTV showed photos of the tanker ablaze and billowing plumes of thick dark smoke.
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That's why he's the perfect white sheet billowing in the wind to project your fantasies on.
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We had practical fireplaces so we could have smoke billowing from chimneys, and things like that.
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It's going to be extremely flexible, moving and billowing like very light fabric in the wind.
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SagittariusNovember 22018 to December 22017In a nutshell…Feel that wind billowing through your mane, Wild One?
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The awe-inducing look was topped off with a huge gold headpiece, plus dramatic, billowing scarves.
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And as the smoke billowing from its surface suggests, it continues to be an active volcano.
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Still images showed black smoke billowing from the rural market, which was partially engulfed in flames.
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The thump of rotors draws out dozens of figures who disappear amid clouds of billowing dust.
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Théodore Géricault's "The Raft of the Medusa" (1837) illustrates billowing winds, stormy skies and raging waves.
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After a loud blast, Nicholls saw fire and smoke billowing from another section of the building.
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Video footage shows the luxury vessel engulfed in flames with black smoke billowing into the sky.
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In New Orleans, fumes spread over the streets, billowing out from Kaiser Aluminum Plant's smoke stack.
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That bass line, for instance, conjures up dimly lit alleys, flickering streetlights, and billowing trench coats.
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Meditative guitars lead into billowing, multitudinous vocal harmonies sustaining the song's title above an orchestral backdrop.
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A mess of galloping horses, billowing nightgowns and blaring bagpipes, the movie earned five Oscar nominations.
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From my balcony, I could see a huge plume of smoke billowing up from behind trees.
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Photographs on social media showed clouds of black smoke billowing from the building in central Cairo.
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The explosion shook a significant area in Superior and sent black smoke billowing into the sky.
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Covering the billowing activity across the miscellaneity of the five boroughs was never tiresome, never trite.
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The picture below, taken by tourist Michael Schade, shows the volcano billowing smoke into the sky.
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She listed heavily, with massive smoke plumes billowing into the air, and sank not long after.
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A gray and black image made with charcoal on paper, it is evocative of billowing smoke.
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Some of her characters were sort of "truckin,'" with billowing pant legs, often checked or plaid.
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But, this time, there is no billowing sail-like form, jagged crystalline spire or curvaceous squiggle.
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But, this time, there is no billowing sail-like form, jagged crystalline spire or curvaceous squiggle.
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Billowing canvas pants and fuzzy raw-seamed shearling jackets offered a softer side to the collection.
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Do the billowing figures only appear to skewer the Klan within the context of this exhibition?
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She later walked the show's red carpet in a long, billowing yellow gown with a high collar.
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Video taken of the eruption from the ground shows a billowing plume coming from the volcano's summit.
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As she fled her hometown, the mother turned around and saw the smoke billowing up the sky.
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"Surrender," is an entrancingly chasmal track that seamlessly composites forceful industrial inflections and billowing elements of ambience.
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Only as I get closer can I make out the columns of smoke billowing from individual homes.
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Lenders preach responsible borrowing, but billowing personal debt figures suggest not everyone is able to do so.
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The towering plume is actually billowing smoke rising up from the raging firestorms that followed the explosion.
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Photos and videos that appeared to be shot in the vicinity of the violence showed billowing smoke.
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She wore a billowing blue gown and had some very nice things to say about Bradley Cooper.
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Chinese state media CCTV showed pictures of the tanker ablaze and billowing plumes of thick dark smoke.
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SETTV's aerial footage showed the collapsed building, with white smoke or dust still billowing from the destruction.
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While attending a friend's wedding on August 4, Meghan opted for a billowing shirtdress from Club Monaco.
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And Kilauea Volcano's summit had several small ash emissions Sunday, releasing plumes of gas and billowing steam.
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The school's chimney spews large amounts of black, billowing smoke, at least once or twice a day.
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Whether they're playing gnarly shoegaze or billowing drones like Phill Niblock, it is uniformly dense and downcast.
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Amid billowing smoke and the acrid smell of jet fuel, crew members pried open the emergency doors.
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When she looked back at her neighbor's house, she could see black smoke billowing out of it.
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I went out on the balcony and I could see the smoke billowing from across the city.
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The St. Anthony's Shrine blast left a scene of broken bodies, billowing black smoke and splintered wood.
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More efficient than ambitious, "La Llorona" is basically a maternal showdown with shock cuts and billowing curtains.
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Mr. Fure's billowing white sculptures, made of plastic, trace paper and silicon, had their own sickening beauty.
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Back in the Living Room, a billowing, untitled Ruth Asawa from 1956 hangs in a pyramidal alcove.
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On the massive screen, attractive young people ran with a billowing red sheet across a golden desert.
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From atop the last ridge, we saw white steam billowing skyward from open holes in the earth.
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Survivors said flames spread quickly and billowing thick, black smoke blinded and choked those struggling to flee.
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A Reuters correspondent saw smoke billowing over the riverside districts amid artillery blasts and burst of gunfire.
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Images on social media showed a large fire at the airport and smoke billowing into the air.
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I heard disturbing sounds and then saw a lot of steam billowing up from under the hood.
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Shelling and billowing smoke could be seen around Ras al-Ayn accompanied by the sound of gunfire.
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Themes of gentrification and cultural appropriation center the work, all boldly delivered by Ms. Segarra's billowing vibrato.
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I grew up in Middletown, Ohio, a mid-sized city where billowing smokestacks once dotted the landscape.
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The shock wave set off alarms throughout the neighborhood, he said, and he saw thick smoke billowing.
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Lacy cap sleeves and a billowing pleated skirt made this Packham dress an adventurous selection for Middleton.
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Russia's Ministry of Defense went up in flames on Sunday, sending clouds of smoke billowing over Moscow.
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It's subtle, but columns of fire, billowing smoke and inky shadows behave more naturally on the newer PS4.
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Video footage shows smoke billowing from the airport after the blasts and people running away from the scene.
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One painting depicts police firing tear gas, with thick plumes of smoke billowing across a mass of demonstrators.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A fire at an industrial estate sent clouds of smoke billowing across London on Thursday morning.
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Whatsit [Witherspoon], she's stealing bedsheets from people, so her look incorporated a lot of white and billowing movement.
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He sprinted to the window of their TriBeCa apartment and saw smoke billowing from somewhere in Lower Manhattan.
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Video seen by Reuters showed vehicles ablaze and thick black smoke billowing across a wide stretch of road.
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Geo TV broadcast images of a plume of smoke billowing into the air, apparently from the blast earlier.
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Op-Ed Contributor WASHINGTON — Fifteen years ago, I heard the explosion and saw smoke billowing from the Pentagon.
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Images of the scene showed a raging fire overtaking the rooftop and billowing smoke in the night sky.
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Smoke could be seen billowing out from the top of the cathedral in photos and videos shared online.
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In Ohio, she wore a loose black dress, trimmed in hot pink, over billowing pants and black flats.
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But Mr. Burrows, standing nearby in a billowing coat and dark glasses, was more measured in his response.
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He saw himself, too, standing next to Darline, who had finally chosen a billowing sapphire-colored satin dress.
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Aerial video posted by the television station Globo showed roaring flames and billowing smoke overtaking the large museum.
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MOSCOW — The theater was packed, and children's movies were on the screens when the smoke began billowing in.
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Billowing cakes towered over the counter, the cream cheese frosting between the layers thicker than the cakes themselves.
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When her life was dramatized on-screen last year in Gentleman Jack, waistcoats and billowing sleeves figured heavily.
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We waited in a sunny courtyard with four young Belgians and locals in colorful wraps and billowing robes.
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At times, the cloth is artfully displayed in the tranquil yard behind the shop, billowing in the breeze.
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Conducted by Cornelius Meister, the Bayerisches Staatsorchester conjure Mr Abrahamsen's unearthly sounds, his tinkling icicles and billowing snowstorms.
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Videos posted by witnesses on Twitter showed fire and black smoke billowing from the roof of the centre.
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A convenience store clerk spotted smoke and flames billowing from the Islamic Center of Victoria around 2 a.m.
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Then a huge blast rocked somewhere nearby and gray smoke started billowing from the side of our building.
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Videos posted by witnesses on Twitter showed fire and black smoke billowing from the roof of the center.
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A tweet by the police force showed flames shooting from the window and thick black smoke billowing above.
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His long, well-conditioned hair tumbled over a billowing black shirt and pants, accented by two gold chains.
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Thick black smoke could be seen billowing from the crash site in video shown on Turkish network DHA.
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The witch is a jewel-encrusted woman wearing a billowing red dress, crouching on some rocks in a desert.
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OVER THE past decade Amazon Web Services (AWS) lured untold numbers of consumers and corporations onto its billowing cloud.
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If you're going to run headlong into a billowing cloud of green death, put on your gas mask first.
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Footage of the eruption showed lava spewing from the fissure, with trees burning and smoke billowing near the crack.
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Videos showed billowing smoke and scenes of panic as troops tried to break up the main opposition sit-in.
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A billowing parachute-like form hangs above a grand staircase, tethered to a winged figure with rakes for hands.
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Video posted to social media shows fires blazing with smoke billowing toward the sky amid a heavy police presence.
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Earlier TV images showed flames and smoke billowing from the site of the crash, the country's worst air disaster.
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I get it, you've seen the photos of Bollywood stars, their strands billowing in slow motion across the screen.
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Television images showed thick black smoke billowing from what COFCO described as a 52,000-square-meter grains processing plant.
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The video of the failed test shows the rocket bursting into flames and black smoke billowing from the destruction.
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This satellite photo shows the billowing smoke that rose above the Camp fire in Paradise, California, on Nov. 9.
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In the 1930s they whipped its over-tilled topsoil up into the billowing black blizzards of the Dust Bowl.
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Pictures posted on Twitter by local outlet Radio Dalsan show the Mogadishu skyline with smoke billowing into the air.
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He dips a syringe into a beaker of water and injects into it a small, billowing and glinting mesh.
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News channel NTV showed large plumes of smoke billowing from the site which it said was a police checkpoint.
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Last week, we saw the bun drop splashed across our feeds, featuring billowing lengths of very well-shampooed hair.
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Chinese state media CCTV showed pictures on Sunday of the tanker ablaze and billowing plumes of thick dark smoke.
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Dementors are magical, soul-sucking creatures that consist of a billowing black robe and a gaping, soul-hungry mouth.
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Video footage shows smoke billowing from the roof of the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in London&aposs ritzy Knightsbridge area.
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The curtains in the 32nd floor room were billowing Monday morning through the massive holes left after the shooting.
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His project, Home on the Grange, is full of images of cars going sideways, their rear tires billowing smoke.
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One statue of a curved female dancer is particularly mesmerizing, with her wide sleeves billowing to form tall parabolas.
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All three women wore iconic gowns on their wedding days, which all featured billowing trains and cathedral-length veils.
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SETTV's aerial footage showed the collapsed 17-story building, with white smoke or dust still billowing from the destruction.
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He rushed outside to see plumes of black smoke billowing from the train tracks between 117th and 118th Streets.
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If you have ever watched smoke billowing from a wildfire or dust blowing in the wind, you've seen aerosols.
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Her billowing dress featured shiny shades of red, white, and gold, and was clasped together with a golden charm.
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The figures all wear different hairstyles: a billowing Georgian wig, a reddish Victorian ponytail, and a flapper's 1920s cut.
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Mr. Overall began to play behind her, first in a low rumble, then in a billowing circle of polyrhythms.
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Videos of the fire posted on social media showed plumes of smoke billowing from the mall's roof and windows.
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When he returned to Vinalhaven he painted huge images of billowing American flags across the front of his home.
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Cigarettes turned her lungs from a spongelike texture to billowing plastic bags that collapsed on themselves when she exhaled.
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Family compounds of thatch-roof houses sat just off the main road, smoke billowing out of open-air kitchens.
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The billowing gold mantle recalls the Roman and Italian sculptures Napoleon had recently pillaged and brought to the Louvre.
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The most popular looks included billowing intricacies on each cloud, somehow painted onto the tiniest canvas imaginable: the eyelid.
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We grew damp from the condensation as delighted children ran through the billowing clouds, unaware they were experiencing art.
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During filming, Narducci's long robe kept getting caught on the stairs, Powell said, giving it an unintended billowing effect.
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See sleeves on a T-shirt dress cut as generously as the body, and billowing behind like a cape.
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Ms. Swift, in a billowing pink and yellow J. Mendel princess gown, closed the evening, strumming a pink guitar.
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The ones who wore clothing that was bright and tight or billowing and dark — whatever they felt like wearing.
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There are layers to their texture, with whisps of cirrus clouds flying over billowing cumulus, and stratus hovering low.
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Video footage showed black smoke billowing from parts of the derailed train and passengers alighting near a railroad crossing.
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Toward the end of his marathon speech, Merkley looked weary, his suit jacket unbuttoned and his yellow tie billowing out.
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The powerful, deadly blasts sent huge plumes of smoke billowing into the sky and shook the ground in neighboring towns.
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Add a little extra movement (that'll enhance all your dance moves) by layering a floral blouse with billowing sleeves underneath.
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The firm said the explosion, which sent a huge, dark plume of smoke billowing upwards, occurred just after 3 p.m.
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The Blick newspaper published a photo it said was sent in by a reader showing smoke billowing from flaming wreckage.
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Every time I move my head, playful, naked writhing bodies loom out of a white billowing cloud of abstract space.
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We'd encourage you to embrace the dad bod that you inevitably have resting under all those billowing, brightly colored garments.
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Women in billowing wraps come on board with their suitcases, legs briefly flailing as they are pulled through the hatch.
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Folded and bunched canvas, saturated with medium, are the billowing sleeves and gowns of sixteenth-century Venetian paintings made real.
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My lungs burned as I stared at an opaque, billowing cloud of tear gas, just yards in front of me.
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She bought seven-foot lengths of cotton, the brighter the better, and paid tailors to stitch it into billowing pants.
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But sadly, I felt like these tops were too tight on the arms and stomach, but billowing on the shoulders.
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The ancient language is wrapped in a ultra-contemporary fabric of billowing synths, sparkling guitar and big, sultry, psychedelic grooves.
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Photos on the LIRR Twitter page showed the blaze sending large clouds of thick black smoke billowing across the tracks.
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Eta Carinae is best known for an enormous eruption in the 1840s that created the billowing, hourglass-shaped Homunculus nebula.
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In an untitled piece from 2000, an anxious fawn is being swept off the ground by a billowing opera cape.
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Video of the blaze shows smoke billowing from part of the stage as fans seem to calmly leave the area.
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Yeah, she's in the club, shisha (or hookah, for the Americans), flavored smoke billowing in the dark private section's air.
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Investigators aren't certain what sparked the billowing fire but believe a gas leak may have been a factor, WSFA reported.
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Sunday at the Serbian Orthodox Cathedral of St. Sava in Manhattan sent plumes of smoke billowing into the city's skyline.
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The afternoon explosion sent smoke billowing into the sky and destroyed two restaurants and some cars parked in the area.
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London Fire Brigade posted a picture on Twitter which showed smoke billowing out of the open doors of a train.
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He'll stand broodingly on a rooftop, dressed in billowing black, gazing out over the city he has sworn to protect.
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The blaze, currently contained to an industrial area in Broadmeadows, has been billowing smoke across the city since 9 a.m.
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Thigh-grazing dresses in an array of flowery patterns, some with structured shoulders and billowing sleeves, closed the catwalk show.
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Aerial footage of the building showed thick white smoke billowing out of the windows, many of which were charred black.
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The collapse of the World Trade Center in September 2001 sent a cloud of thick dust billowing over Lower Manhattan.
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A merry chase ensues, across an ocean of billowing blue nightgowns and through a forbidding forest of dark giant clothes.
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Additional photos showed that Klum wore a veil and an off-the-shoulder, flowing white dress with billowing long sleeves.
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There's a picture of her and some friends with their glorious pants, billowing around their ankles like extra mutant skin.
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Video on social media showed flames outside of a few windows and black smoke billowing up from the high-rise.
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But on Tuesday, as the winds died down and billowing clouds replaced thick smoke, all of that seemed far off.
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Reports say that a fire broke out on-board after it started tipping over, but eventually the billowing smoke ceased.
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At the end, a troika of billowing, beachy ball gowns appeared, slit to the thigh and worn over micro shorts.
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Video filmed by onlookers and shared on social media showed smoke and flames billowing from the top of the cathedral.
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There are capes and canes and foulards and billowing pocket squares, beards of every imaginable cut and even waxed mustaches.
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You can see the ferocious, monster storm churning away in the Caribbean, with fluffy white cloud tops billowing all about.
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Images showed smoke billowing as firefighters worked to extinguish the blaze at the scene of the accident on Sunday night.
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Images from Lawrence showed several housing complexes bursting with flames and thick smoke billowing as firefighters rushed to the scenes.
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Even the simplest black shift had a train of organza tacked on at the back, billowing slightly in the breeze.
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His 2020 Oscars look was "all about royalty": a golden, feather-like bodice paired with a billowing rust-orange skirt.
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And so we had a model in a billowing white robe breezing past one wearing a tailored houndstooth duffel jacket.
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In public, Saudi women are expected to wear billowing black gowns that hide their figures and to cover their hair.
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Videos from the city, 21997 miles southeast of Seoul, showed smoke billowing from the building as flames engulfed several floors.
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That fire had grown to 11,000 acres, sending up billowing gray smoke that could be seen from downtown Los Angeles.
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Videos from the city, 75 miles southeast of Seoul, show smoke billowing from the building as flames engulf several floors.
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Television footage showed one church where the yard in front was engulfed in fire with thick, black smoke billowing up.
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But the Burj Al Arab's shape, that of the billowing sail of an Arabian dhow ship, is even more iconic.
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Videos and images posted on social media show thick black smoke billowing from the site, as rescuers rushed to help.
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Cover image: Flames and smoke are seen billowing from the roof at Notre-Dame Cathedral April 15, 2019 in Paris, France.
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It is almost the spitting image of this famous photograph, with businessmen racing, panicked, from billowing clouds of dust behind them.
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The dress features billowing silk tulle sleeves with an off-the-shoulder design and sheer panel cut-outs on the skirt.
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TV news footage showed thick black smoke billowing from the top floor of the animation studio, as firefighters battled the blaze.
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The woman sauntered through Osgoode Station's wide archway, shoulders back, gloved thumbs hooked in the pockets of her billowing privacy wrap.
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The larger avatar might have a tummy under the billowing t-shirt, but he also has visibly larger arms and shoulders.
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Camel trench coats and silk headscarves were shown among suede button-up dresses and butter-yellow waistcoats over billowing orange shirts.
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Dramatic video of the eruption showed rocks and smoke billowing out from the crater, as lava spewed down the mountain's slopes.
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With clouds of frozen fog billowing from the dish, it looks like a freshly-cut golfing green in the morning dew.
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Robert Bentley to resign from office immediately, days before impeachment proceedings into the governor's billowing sex scandal are scheduled to begin.
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Nearly every day in Luoyang's Zhouwangcheng Plaza, retired or unemployed workers sing odes to Mao under a billowing Communist Party flag.
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Scott Gilmore's billowing and baked recordings edge ever closer to the sideways art pop of fellow LA idiosyncratics like Ariel Pink.
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Parachute fabrics, fashioned into 17-foot-high billowing figures, are at once gendered yet inhuman with their colossal genitals and chests.
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The fabric's billowing sleeves and skirts stirred gently in the breeze, like the fins of a lionfish coursing through the deep.
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Billowing tieback curtains unfurl to reveal a figure — presumably Cole — reclining on a pedestal, architectural plans in hand, books piled high.
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Granted, this will give Pyongyang the nuclear status it wants, but better to keep a crisis from billowing to nuclear war.
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Then she kept moving — cartwheeling, laughing, running laps around the ring, the American flag billowing like a parasail over her head.
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The dancers, barefoot, wear billowing pajamas — these in pale green, those in off-white — designed by Reid Bartelme and Harriet Jung.
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Also trompe l'oeil evening looks that turned out to be palazzo pants (that was a good idea), and billowing balloon gowns.
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Protesters set fire to trash cans, scooters and cars, sending smoke billowing into the air at several locations in central Paris.
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Clouds of billowing white dust obscured the caravan of cars snaking through the barren Nevada desert, according to recent news reports.
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At 77, Mr. Graves — an influential drummer and experimentalist with a billowing, shadowy style — is enjoying a kind of personal renaissance.
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As she watched smoke billowing across the campsite, Ana García, 56, said she could scarcely believe her new reality in Brazil.
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Like the maddened heroine of Donizetti's opera "Lucia di Lammermoor" (in traditional productions), she wears a long nightdress, with billowing sleeves.
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His final works included billowing garments called Parangolés that functioned as wearable sculptures and installation pieces that often verged on architecture.
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A month earlier, the La Tuna Fire sent smoke billowing into the air above Los Angeles as the hills glowed red.
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I turned back to the quiet Wednesday street to see tumbleweed (empty takeout boxes and chicken bones), billowing in the wind.
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Whether it's a printed shirt to pair with your favorite cutoffs, a billowing blouse, or a printed dress, you'll find it ahead.
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"He seemed to be more interested in what I was doing than in the plumes of smoke billowing behind him," he says.
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A billowing gauze cape with double-breasted lapels was reminiscent of Bowie's kimono capes, and his fondness of a double-breasted blazer.
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A Blackwater helicopter flies close to black smoke billowing from a fire in an area in central Baghdad on March 3, 2005.
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The most striking feature of the original building, first designed in 1962 by RMJM architects, is the roof, a billowing, parabolic curve.
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Soldiers prevented journalists from approaching the crash site, but billowing smoke could be seen from several kilometres away, a Reuters witness said.
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NASA astronaut Andrew Feustel, an ISS crew member, snapped a stunning photo of ash and smoke billowing out of the Halema'uma'u crater.
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Mongeau wore three dresses for her big night, exchanging vows with Paul in a billowing, tulle ball-gown complete with pink detailing.
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Hawk (Michael Horse), now chief deputy, went searching for Glastonbury Grove and saw an aurora of billowing crimson curtains in the trees.
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Hudson was spotted in a white and pink striped dress with a plunging neckline and empire waist billowing over her growing belly.
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The 416 Fire - named, local media said, after its official incident number - burned over steep terrain sending smoke billowing into the sky.
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Trouble raged into the night in Omdurman, with smoke billowing over a street barricaded by steel poles, burning tires and tree branches.
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The volume of black smoke billowing from a fire at London&aposs Mandarin Oriental has gone down significantly after about an hour.
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He assumed that the driver was still inside the vehicle, which was resting at an upended angle, smoke billowing from its hood.
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For the occasion, Matthews, wore tailored navy slacks and a summer blazer while Pippa wore a boho-chic dress with billowing sleeves.
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Local television channels broadcast images of clouds of white smoke billowing from the temple as fireworks went off in the night sky.
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The smoke billowing from a nearby steel plant doesn't seem to bother this girl as she reads on her balcony in Quzhou.
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Filming for the movie has started and Jolie was photographed on the set on Friday wearing a billowing, long-sleeved white gown.
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"There was a lot of smoke billowing from the roof, thick black smoke, and debris floating up into the air," he said.
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From his window he could see the billowing smoke of an air raid launched by Bashar Assad's regime and its Russian allies.
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NASA and several witnesses of the blast have been posting images and videos of huge plumes of smoke billowing from the area.
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Enormous billowing sleeves orbited by their own rings of Saturn, sleeves like padded astronaut gauntlets, sleeves bristling tiny shards at the shoulders.
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The looks feature billowing black and white dresses and separates with nipped-in waists and ecclesiastical touches like high collars and lace.
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But there she was on an official trip to Saudi Arabia last year, floating down the tarmac in billowing baby-blue chiffon.
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Models wore dramatic tulle ruffs, tailored ringmaster jackets, sheer organza shirts with billowing balloon sleeves and eyeliner that evoked Pierrot the clown.
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He greeted me in casual finery: billowing, satiny pants and beaded slippers, with an intricate carved medallion dangling over a white turtleneck.
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"Like a graceful sloop, the billowing sail of the Northwestern Mutual tower reflects the lake, the city and the sky," he said.
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It's an iconic moment in cinema: Marilyn Monroe standing on a subway grate, her pleated white dress billowing up like a parachute.
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The fire at the market sent a thick cloud of gray smoke billowing into the air, footage broadcast on Russian television showed.
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It was a scene out of New York's grimy industrial age: thick black smoke billowing out of an old apartment building uptown.
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A Reuters reporter in Tripoli, which eastern forces have been trying to take, could see heavy smoke billowing from the port area.
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By New Year's Day 2020, the same image area was obscured by tan smoke billowing up into the atmosphere from the wildfires.
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Models danced down a runway lined with Persian carpets, wearing gowns that were charred or burned, and, in some cases, billowing smoke.
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But by Sunday, oil was billowing toward the coast, most of it collecting at a fishing village, Radhakrishna Nagar, Mr. Mishra said.
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Two teenage boys looked non-plussed as they gazed at the smoke billowing from Avivim, the site of the attack in Israel.
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Photos of the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor captured the first bomb dropped, a destroyer exploding, and Battleship Row billowing with smoke.
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Middleton, wearing an Alexander McQueen dress that featured a billowing skirt with lace sleeves, was walked down the aisle by her father.
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We see the billowing flags and the ski caps pulled down over the player's ears and feel grateful for our summer sunburns.
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Fourteen of the train's cars derailed and four caught fire, sending a thick, billowing plume of black smoke over the picturesque surroundings.
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Their billowing vapor clouds reflect on Japan's nuclear past, with vibrant mushroom plumes exploring the historical context behind the bombing of the island.
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Videos showed billowing smoke and scenes of panic as the military tried to break up an opposition sit-in in the capital, Khartoum.
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The off-shoulder dress featured a wrapped bodice, floor-length pleats and a billowing cape that gave her a dramatic, yet delicate look.
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Its billowing, puffed sleeves and V neckline showed off the actress's collar bones and stunning Stephen Webster earrings enhanced by her loose updo.
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He explains that Michelangelo's painting, the Creation of Adam, contains a hidden symbol: the shape of a brain outlined by God's billowing shroud.
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With smoke billowing from the wing, Shults and her co-pilot, Darren Ellisor, had to act quickly to save the plane's 149 passengers.
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The coolest thing they'd seen, to this point, was Aladdin's pants billowing on the SNES, so, you can imagine, this was an event.
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" The footage is said to show Rahimi lighting a fuse, which triggers a "loud noise and flames, followed by billowing smoke and laughter.
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Gomez performed in a lime green crop top and matching pants with her long tresses down, while Cardi wore a billowing black dress.
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Early in BvS, a Metropolis skyscraper comes crashing down and Ben Affleck charges directly into the billowing white cloud of dust and debris.
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Gaga arrived at the pink carpet in a billowing fuchsia gown, accompanied by an entourage of tuxedo'd men to help her, well, billow.
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They squinted to the west where, about a mile away, they could see the flames and smoke billowing up into the night sky.
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Smoke is billowing up and filling the sky over Paris ... where prosecutors have launched an investigation to determine the cause of the fire.
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Sinabung volcano in Indonesia erupted this morning and shot billowing columns of ash more than 5,25.9 metres (27.2,213 feet) into the atmosphere. pic.twitter.
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In the picture, the father-daughter duo have their arms wrapped around one another as Menounos shows off her billowing Celia Kritharioti gown.
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Onstage she steers Rufus, an interracial funk sextet from Chicago, with a voice that sounds bigger than the billowing curls framing her face.
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Most of the fires burn on highly flammable peatland so spread beyond their intended target, sending smoke billowing over nearby Singapore and Malaysia.
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But instead of showing that the escape thrusters operated normally, the procedure sent clouds of noxious pink smoke billowing above Cape Canaveral, Florida.
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Video footage showed heavy plumes of smoke billowing all around the slum area, just a few kilometers from the country's main cricket stadium.
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But with billowing gas and smoke blowing in the opposite direction, there was no pungent smell of toxic sulfur dioxide in the air.
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A purported video of the fire showed bright yellow flames beneath the tracks and thick pillars of black smoke billowing into the air.
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One model rocks a billowing white denim corset dress with an elegant white head wrap, bringing the African hairstyle to a luxury setting.
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We now know for certain what we've always suspected: As with Samson, Eugene's majestic "billowing curtain" is the true source of his power.
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Black smoke billowing from a smokestack is one manifestation of air pollution, but there are many others, less obvious and just as dangerous.
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Imagine if you could put on radio goggles to see the clouds of energy billowing from quasars or the lighthouse blasts from pulsars.
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When Madonna bounced on stage in a billowing white jacket and gold hoop earrings, jangling her way through "Holiday", she became completely transfixed.
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Here it was recast for a small ensemble and a black, billowing cloud of a choir, an ominous drone with tinges of Romanticism.
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The fire sent huge plumes of dense black smoke billowing above Tangerang, a city of about two million people just west of Jakarta.
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Kalimantan — and most of Indonesia, for that matter — was overwhelmed by billowing clouds of smoke and ash, visible from hundreds of miles away.
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The look featured a bedazzled crop top with heart-shaped neckline which was paired with a billowing, high-low maxi skirt with pockets.
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Comedic treasures were born and abandoned by parent companies; screaming crowds running through billowing tear gas from police vanished behind defunct video players.
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She often paints in warm, billowing sheets, skirting both the classic lexicon of traditional jazz and the brazen outsiderism of the avant-garde.
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At one point, when he was spending time at a château in Brittany, he had a taste for billowing shirts made in taffeta.
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Indonesia suffered its worst forest fires last year since 2015, with billowing smoke and haze spread across a huge area including neighboring countries.
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In typical form for Del Rey, the track's a billowing ballad led by a sleepily strummed acoustic guitar and some shimmering slide work.
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The blaze, which consumed nearby buildings and sent clouds of black smoke billowing across central Cairo, lasted about an hour, another witness said.
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In 1976, the couple erected "Running Fence," a 24.5-mile-long streak of white nylon panels billowing through California's Sonoma and Marin Counties.
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There is a cloud of steam billowing from the flesh as Isaat tears off the skin, before he meticulously breaks down the animal.
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Burning tires, black smoke and gun shots Small fires and billowing clouds of black smoke could be seen in video taken in the capital.
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Images posted on social media on Friday showed flames and smoke billowing from the roof of the Glasgow School of Art&aposs Mackintosh Building.
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There were twisted shirts; tailored blazers; huge Canada Goose puffer jackets; hip-skimming boots for boys and girls; billowing overalls; and sheer, gathered gowns.
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Instead, she chose a white, strapless number with billowing, cape-like sleeves, not unlike the Valentino dress Kardashian wore to last year's InStyle Awards.
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A plume of steam and ash billowing out of Mt. Saint Helens in 1982, two years after the most destructive eruption in US history.
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Image: WikimediaPicture a volcanic eruption: fiery lava and smoke billowing skyward as a towering mountain empties its over-pressurized belly of a hot meal.
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Thick white smoke can be seen billowing from the volcano's new cone, while no shred of vegetation can be seen on the island's surface.
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Images posted on social media on Friday showed flames and smoke billowing from the roof of the Glasgow School of Art&aposs Mackintosh Building.
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Thirty double-image flags hang in an irregular geometry that mirrors the lines of the oddly-shaped gallery, billowing slightly in an artificial breeze.
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Her dress is long with billowing sleeves, her floor is blanketed with several rugs and her mantelpiece is crammed with an assortment of antiques.
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On Tuesday, more eruptions from Fuego forced rescue workers to scramble for safety, with ash billowing up more than 16,000 feet, ABC News reported.
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Television images showed smoke and ash billowing into the air above the peak, which featured in the 1967 spy film, "You Only Live Twice".
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Across the room is a painting or drawing on paper, also impressive in size and dated 2002, of what appear to be billowing clouds.
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When I arrived inside, the theatrical atrium—a large room filled with billowing curtains, mirrors, rugs and varicolored linen streamers—was buzzing with activity.
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Straight-razor guitar riffing, dramatic 80s synths, and funky bassline propel the song upwards to the heavens, where they encounter billowing, harp-like synths.
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The orbiter passed through one of the billowing plumes of vapor that frequently erupt from this world's icy surface, and sampled its chemical contents.
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Residents say air quality has improved, but whiffs of sulfur pervade the city's industrial districts, and smoke can be seen billowing from factory chimneys.
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Outside, the heat of the room sent steam billowing out the front door, as if the Triple Rock's aura was escaping before everyone's eyes.
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Seams undulate like lines of music and burst open, colors clash and loose, irregular knits transition into sleek, sharply tailored lamé or billowing nylon.
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Over a floor strewn with leaves, women dressed in billowing white dresses danced in circles while answering every sung call from the lead drummer.
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The video showed gray smoke billowing from the restaurant as dozens of firefighters poured water onto the building, which was charred and nearly collapsing.
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Billowing green nets, intended to keep the sun from melting the ice, hung heavy with white powder, sagging toward the surface of the rink.
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The poet found it here, on a spread of hundreds of acres hidden away in billowing terrain of impossibly green pastures and endless woods.
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And at about 4:45 in the afternoon, people walking through this very park looked up and saw black smoke billowing into the sky.
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In one shot, Ms. Hadid, her hands outstretched, wears a high-neck scarlet silk dress with billowing sleeves and matching pointed-toe leather boots.
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There were doll-like puffed cap sleeves on Dakota Fanning's Dior Haute Couture gown, and billowing bishop sleeves on Zoey Deutch's golden Fendi dress.
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NASA images have shown smoke billowing from Australia's east coast drifting over New Zealand and even reaching South America in less than a week.
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As the sun rose, they descended into the vast volcanic caldera, which emits billowing clouds of sulfur from hundreds of cracks in the earth.
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There's a calm sea breeze billowing near the New Jersey bureau of The New York Times, just offshore enough for some surfable summer waves.
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Anthony Johnson tends to some meaty ribs on the grill in his front yard across the street, a cloud of smoke billowing around him.
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Others — a much smaller crowd — trek through thick jungles for a few days and roam caverns draped in surreal billowing and dripping limestone formations.
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Summer beaches dress up like desolate frozen tundras; a leg disappears under a billowing coat; a set of teeth appears to break for freedom.
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As the desert sun rose through clouds of billowing black smoke, the damage to the world's largest oil processing facility came into sharp relief.
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The men tramped down the runway wearing a range of outfits, including sharp suits (wide lapels, flared pants) and billowing capes and tulle tutus.
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With towering layers covered in billowing frosting, banana cakes qualify as dessert, not breakfast — unless, of course, a sugar rush is your waking intention.
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Poremski tried frantically to reenter the house and retrieve her daughter and dog, but the heat and billowing black smoke stopped her at every turn.
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New Delhi (CNN)India's only live volcano is active again, say Indian scientists who witnessed the mountain spewing lava and billowing clouds of black smoke.
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When its only aircraft carrier recently chugged into the Mediterranean, European spectators were shocked to see it billowing black smoke -- like a dilapidated steam engine.
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Around 6:30 pm, clouds of black smoke started billowing out from under the crucial freeway, and half an hour later, the road gave way.
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The "Money" rapper arrived in a billowing, vampy red ensemble with a larger-than-life train by Thom Browne — that resembled the red carpet itself.
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While the romanticism surrounding Christo and Jeanne-Claude's projects is strong — the love story (they even share a birthday!), the sumptuous billowing fabric, her hair!
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Claude Monet painted 12 oils of the Gare Saint-Lazare in 1877, the billowing dark steam from the engines rising towards the light clouds outside.
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On Sunday, he glided onto the red carpet in a sleeveless, high-neck, gold-foil-feathered bodice and billowing graphic skirt inspired by Kensington Palace.
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There is Mr. Paxton's set, which includes a billowing, patchwork curtain that at times seems to swallow the performers Maura Gahan and Jurij Konjar whole.
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No matter how many ways Natali finds to shoot things -- including overhead shots of billowing blades -- a sense of claustrophobic tedium pretty quickly sets in.
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German media earlier showed smoke billowing from the large station, which also houses numerous shops and fast food restaurants as well as public transportation lines.
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The hazardous cloud billowing from where lava is pouring into the ocean off Hawaii&aposs Big Island may spread as far as 15 miles downwind.
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As fans grabbed at Ms Welch's billowing robe in the humid morning air, the scene looked more like a Renaissance painting than a promotional event.
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The final room of the exhibition is a flood of color featuring floor-to-ceiling swaths of fabric billowing as visitors progress through the space.
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Below her more than 12,000 square feet of billowing sails is a gleaming mahogany superstructure that houses a saloon, formal dining area, and captain's cockpit.
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If someone asks you to picture where greenhouse gases come from, images of smoggy traffic jams or billowing smokestacks are likely to spring to mind.
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Deadly blasts on Tuesday in the San Pablito market sent huge plumes of smoke billowing into the sky and shook the ground in neighboring towns.
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They can hide explosives under their billowing clothing, or inside handbags, and in some cases have even strapped explosives on their backs with infant children.
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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.
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The singer wore a hot pink and black Saint Laurent mini dress, which included a billowing magenta ruffle on top and a high-cut skirt.
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Mara first sparked pregnancy rumors at the 2019 Golden Globe Awards, where she rocked a billowing gown featuring a bodice with a cut-out center.
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Raikkonen's teammate, Sebastian Vettel, did not even start the race, as his Ferrari engine blew out on the formation lap, billowing thick clouds of smoke.
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To their right, people have been coming and going freely through the turnstiles that lead to the US -- its billowing Stars and Stripes flag visible.
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The key to getting those billowing layers is to fold and roll the dough over itself several times, without letting the chunks of butter melt.
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The Christchurch City Council said cliffs collapsed in several places along the surrounding coast, spreading large clouds of billowing dust across the sea and hills.
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More than 20,000 people are under evacuation order, and many thousands more are affected by dangerously low levels of air quality from the billowing smoke.
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When he got to England, in 1774, the most fashionable young women wore their hair powdered gray and piled atop their heads in billowing waves.
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This dramatically billowing top by Antonio Berardi calls to mind frilly 19th-century shirting, while Chloé and Gucci have versions with a more subtle ruffle.
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Women's necklines plunge in sequined and knit dresses and backless jumpsuits; men wear red tuxedo jackets, ski lodge sweaters and turtlenecks with billowing bell bottoms.
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The process of charcoal production affords Mr. Gras striking images, from wood chips flying at the lens to smoke billowing from a giant dirt mound.
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Smith and I then tried the Turkish bath, its billowing clouds of moisture so thick that it was hard to see across the tiled room.
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Video footage showed Murtaja being placed in an ambulance with crowds around and black smoke billowing in the distance, where protesters had set tyres alight.
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As the fire intensified, spreading to neighboring homes, people in the area began sharing photos and video of the dark smoke billowing above palm trees.
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There are pictures of my mother, in the desert astride a camel, in high heels and a sleeveless, bias-cut, billowing black-silk CdG dress.
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A waterbomber aircraft was dwarfed by thick grey and black billowing cloud as it attempted to douse flames in bushland just meters away from homes.
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Against the backdrop of smoke billowing into the sky, firefighters managed to contain 50% of the relatively small but potentially destructive blaze by late Sunday evening.
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Immediately after the attack thick black smoke could be seen billowing from the electoral commission's offices in the Ghout al-Shaal district west of central Tripoli.
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Hundreds, even thousands, of birds take flight simultaneously, creating a billowing cloud that changes shape and direction as the animals move in a synchronized, ethereal dance.
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White Panda captured a video of the explosion's aftermath, with smoke billowing out of the laptop and visible burn marks on the wood floor underneath it.
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So next time someone rests their arm on your head, critiques your billowing clothes, or calls out your flats, you can go ahead and ignore them.
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The gown, which featured a huge skirt and pouffy sleeves, is made from ivory duchesse satin and featured a scoop neckline, beaded bodice and billowing sleeves.
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Although pegs might suggest domestic servitude and toil, they also asserted possession, tidiness and small, quick triumphs: a full, billowing clothesline is a victory of sorts.
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She wore a royal-appropriate purple gown with billowing sleeves and embellishments along the neck from Alberta Ferretti — a nod to the night's Catholic-inspired theme.
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But there is some activity: A "robust plume of gas and steam is billowing out of the Overlook vent and drifting generally southwest," the HVO reported.
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Television footage showed smoke billowing from behind dozens of protesters in streets of the Tanah Abang district, with some throwing firecrackers and tearing down public fences.
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Video footage of the immediate aftermath showed flames and heavy, dark smoke billowing from the hangar, which according to local media was unoccupied at the time.
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Footage from the protests showed huge plumes of black smoke billowing out of buildings as protesters wearing gas masks and wielding wooden poles clashed with police.
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A big gust of wind lifted the back of Ora's dress, exposing her sheer slip worn underneath the billowing skirt and bare butt to the cameras.
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It brings together Stanley Kubrick's grunting homo sapiens with his doomsday theorist Dr. Strangelove in a barren landscape with dust storm clouds billowing on the horizon.
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So when I first saw Innika Choo's billowing maxi dresses on Instagram a couple years ago and fell in love, I tried to manage my expectations.
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Footage recorded shortly afterwards at the site, a short walk from the Elysee presidential palace and the U.S. embassy, showed yellow smoke billowing from the car.
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For the occasion, the pop star wore an epic, pink tulle gown with a billowing skirt, and A-Rod kept warm in a tailored black coat.
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There was tweed, of course, plus camel car coats and crisp white shirts, and billowing silk skirts and tea dresses with exotic Asian and African prints.
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The final look — a tongue-in-cheek take on a '90s bridal look — came in the form of a cropped white puffer jacket and billowing skirt.
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On one side, vivid images of volleys of tear gas, thick black smoke billowing from burning tires, panicked medics rushing away the wounded and the dead.
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Last summer, Ms. Kippin had blankets of black-eyed Susans, billowing hydrangeas and an English-style tumble of tall flowers along the edge of the lawn.
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Television footage on Wednesday showed smoke billowing from behind dozens of protesters who were dancing in the street in the Tanah Abang district of central Jakarta.
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She added that the smoke billowing from the wreckage was so thick she was forced to use her inhaler, despite her vessel's distance from the fire.
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Ms. Katchadourian demonstrated how to use a cellphone flashlight to illuminate, through the white slats of an electrical closet, clusters of gray dust billowing like tumbleweeds.
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An affable man, seemingly indifferent to appearances, he wore a worn orange dhoti and white shirt with a blue ink stain billowing out beneath the pocket.
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Though rather than a billowing dress, he wears slim jeans, a white button-up and a plaid tie, as if, below the neck, he's still Andy.
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Then she selects fragments of coral from each tank, flash freezing them one by one in a billowing vat of liquid nitrogen kept in the hallway.
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Billowing smoke from the Swan Lake Fire has sent particulate pollution levels in the Kenai Peninsula to some of the worst measured anywhere in the world.
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One such photo -- one of the most-shared photos on social media -- shows a lush forest with a massive wall of smoke billowing from a fire.
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Here, you can almost count the stubble on Bob's unshaven face and trace the swirls in the billowing, churning dust clouds that form after an explosion.
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It took firefighters more than three hours to get control of the blaze, which sent flames and plumes of black smoke billowing from the building's rooftop.
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Emilia Wickstead offered big puffed sleeves and even bigger skirts; Roksanda, a safe space of billowing, shimmering drapes of many colors and chunky, patchwork-nation knits.
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As smoke rose from the epicenter of the blasts, she shakily rose from the ground and tottered forward, like a phantom in her billowing white headdress.
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From the body camera, the car door can be seen opening, and Clements is heard choking on smoke, billowing out of the top of the car.
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This became particularly true during Olafur Eliasson's 2003 Turbine Hall installation, "The Weather Project," in which a giant artificial sun glowed ethereally through a billowing mist.
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In one video from the scene, a man lied motionless on the ground as pedestrians cried out and crowded around a brown van billowing dark smoke.
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"I do recall one incident where a prisoner set fire within his cell, smoke was billowing out of his cell, he was locked inside," Friedmann said.
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Also high/low dressing: taffeta and moiré frocks cut thigh-high in the front, and backed by billowing trains, so they make both entrances and exits.
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Lady Gaga posted a video on her Instagram account saying she had evacuated her Malibu home on Friday, and showing images of dark billowing smoke overhead.
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Short leather jackets with patchwork pockets and trousers billowing with pleats like chaps at the side, to create an hourglass silhouette for both men and women.
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As the car hit traffic, he grabbed his khaki emergency bag and ran the remaining 500 metres towards the billowing black smoke and the sound of gunfire.
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Footage from the scene posted on the El Mundo newspaper website showed thick smoke billowing from a residential area with debris and rubble scattered on the street.
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The twin-prop Fairchild Metroliner went down near the runway of the southern Mediterranean island nation's main airport in the morning, sending smoke billowing into the sky.
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State television broadcasts from the government-controlled side of the battlefront showed dark grey clouds of smoke billowing from several places across a landscape of shattered buildings.
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We were completely surrounded by the white smoke that came curling off the grills towards the sky and the billowing steam which rose from the large pots.
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Featuring a cinched waist, billowing sleeves and a flowing train, the dress' design was perfectly complemented by her chic netted veil and red-and-black statement earrings.
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It showed video of a tower of billowing black smoke that it said reached as high as 1,000 meters, and flames on the surface of the water.
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His most famous painting shows Kim Jong Il's face superimposed on the body of actress Marilyn Monroe as she tries to hold down a billowing white dress.
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Sipping from a lukewarm can of sugar-free Rockstar, I surveyed the bleak scene before me, watching smoke machines billowing out into the nothing that surrounded them.
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The latest: The Sukhoi SSJ100 was carrying 73 passengers and 5 crew members when it landed and sped down a runway, billowing huge flames and black smoke.
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Inland, the landscape hit all the familiar "Under the Tuscan Sun" touchstones: cypress trees pointing up at billowing cumulus clouds, vineyards rolling back to medieval hilltop towns.
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Blowing billowing clouds like a dragon might be entertaining the first few times you do it, but after that I'm just not sure I get the appeal.
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The teen wears a billowing hot pink Saint Laurent mini dress with a velvet bottom, paired with black feather-embellished thigh-high black boots in the photo.
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According to Global News, a bystander who wasn't waiting for a Chubby Chicken burger called 911 when he noticed that smoke was billowing from the restaurant's roof.
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They were about 650 meters (about 2,130 feet) from the active cone, de Dios said, when he captured a video of black ash billowing toward the sky.
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Italian great Valentino Rossi, Lorenzo's team mate, started from pole position at the Mugello circuit but retired on lap eight with smoke billowing out of his bike.
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There is no evidence that Columbus crossed oceans under billowing denim sails, while the latest research is that the term "denim" may have been invented in England.
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The BBC reported the fire had broken out in the workshop area of the showroom and pictures showed black smoke billowing from the top of the building.
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"The smoke billowing from the hotspot locations is quite dense," Nugroho said, adding that 7,200 personnel and several aircraft had been deployed to stop the Riau fires.
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We like these $5 liners from Amazon since they have a weighted hem to keep them in place and reduce billowing — plus you can't beat their price.
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It cuts to a billowing mushroom cloud, as Mr. Trump is heard exclaiming "including with nukes" while grainy footage shows the immediate decimation from a nuclear explosion.
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Local television channels showed fire and smoke billowing out of the workshop in a cottage in Bahabalpur village, about 200 km (120 miles) from state capital Bhubaneswar.
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Surveillance footage shows the moment one of the attackers self-detonated a suicide vest in the foyer of the hotel, leaving behind billowing smoke as people fled.
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But for springtime, folding a little cocoa into a billowing meringue for a chocolate pavlova gives you a sense of buoyancy, but with a decided bittersweet punch.
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It is served in an enormous white bowl that has to be carried out with two hands and leaves a billowing trail of steam in its wake.
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Indeed the billowing, voluminous costumes of the principal performers, beautifully patterned and carefully folded around the body, are among the most alluring aspects of the art form.
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One model, for example, has her hands and feet stretched into each of the box's four corners and is wearing a billowing mustard yellow Roberto Cavalli gown.
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One video showed a mortar shell landing with a loud crack, and smoke billowing from the impact point near the road where the evacuation buses were waiting.
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Throughout her life and career, Mayer drew particular inspiration from the mannerist painter Jacopo Pontormo, in particular the voluminous, billowing drapery and fabrics depicted in his paintings.
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A senior European official, Martin Selmayr, even posted on Twitter a picture of white smoke billowing from a chimney, as if a new Pope had been elected.
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Witnesses and news reports said smoke could be seen billowing from a building nearby, which seemed to have caught fire at the same time of the attack.
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In the Tamburi neighborhood, a grid of crumbling concrete block apartments with laundry billowing from their balconies, residents have grown accustomed to watching young people move away.
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A witness saw huge clouds of black smoke billowing over the station, near the banks of the Seine River, and several fire trucks were in the area.
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Flames are billowing out of the 6th floor, and at least one man was clinging to the side of the building ... waiting for firefighters to reach him.
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Six seconds to launch, a plume of smoke burst from the base of the rocket, billowing out from the pad as kerosene fuel powered up the motors.
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But after hours of methodically surveying the rigs, there is no sign of the kind of methane cloud they detected billowing from another platform the day before.
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It took place in a large downtown apartment in a prewar building, decorated with billowing scarves, bright pillows and hanging palm branches to replicate a Bedouin tent.
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Drenched in sweat as they boarded the helicopters, the squad could see the smoke billowing from the destroyed vehicles, a small victory in the battle against deforestation.
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The Guard crew followed a trail of smoke billowing over the tree line, leading it to scattered wreckage and a man struggling to escape from the fuselage.
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But after hours of methodically surveying the rigs, there is no sign of the kind of methane cloud they detected billowing from another platform the day before.
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The painter presents him as an object of wonder: his dress is theatrical, with billowing sleeves of green velvet, and perched on his shoulder is a monkey.
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The waters of the Rhine are evoked by billowing blue banners yanked by ropes; the giants are conjured with heads atop towers and with oversized puppet arms.
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I got the shit ripped out of me for it, but I'd just be like "I look so dramatic," I'm walking, the wind is blowing, I'm billowing.
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While Acid Witch is all about the Eighties, Electric Wizard is pure Seventies horror, full of satin-lined coffins and Lovecraftian rituals viewed through billowing candle smoke.
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Smith walks out through the crowd, waving a giant flag cut from a silver space blanket that casts a billowing shadow against the light of the projector.
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Gathered and draped in billowing furls, the fabric falls some 30 to 40 feet from the steel beams to just above the compact and uneven dirt floor.
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Shocking footage shows bright orange flames billowing from the 12-year-old jet's engines as it approached Rostov airport — where the team will take on Uruguay on Wednesday.
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Shocking footage shows bright orange flames billowing from the 12-year-old jet's engines as it approached Rostov airport — where the team will take on Uruguay on Wednesday.
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Meghan chose to wear a black Givenchy dress with billowing sheer sleeves (her wedding dress designer!) and her go-to black pumps by Aquazzura for the milestone moment.
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Fans of home racer Daniel Ricciardo were left disappointed, however, after the Australian's race ended midway through at turn three, his Red Bull stopping with smoke billowing out.
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The corset was decorated with chunky metal chains in antique silver, while silver lame organza was draped first as a mini-skirt, before billowing into a long train.
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For a few hundredths of a second, the ringsail opened just as everyone had hoped, with billowing edges that betrayed no hint of being warped by abnormal pressure.
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Strutting down the runway, Prinsloo wore a corset bralette with a plaid jacket while her wings were a mix of dramatic black feathers and a billowing plaid fabric.
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Video from local news outlets showed smoke billowing from several distinct parts of the fire along hilltops, with the flames fanned by the wind as the sun rose.
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The threads woven through the iconic Chanel tweed also mirrored the colorful cables, and the billowing chiffon dresses that closed the show were detailed with kaleidoscopic digi-prints.
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Video tweeted by a witness on the ground showed an airliner with a large tower of smoke rising from the right side and flames billowing beneath the fuselage.
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While the cinematography was engaging and beautiful at times, Snyder and Co. seem to have an obsession with slow-motion, especially when it comes to Superman's billowing cape.
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The last public update Letts shared on his Facebook page was in May 2015, when he posted an image of some rooftops with smoke billowing in the background.
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And for the first time, visitors can purchase high-end replicas of two iconic costumes from the films: Professor Snape's ever-billowing robes and Hermione's Yule Ball gown.
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He was leading when his car began billowing smoke, later diagnosed as a parts failure that caused the water to leak out and caused the engine to blow.
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The video—grainy images of industrial chimney stacks billowing out smoke, interspersed with hypnotic live footage of Morrissey twirling round onstage—was shown on Top Of The Pops.
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Passengers reported smoke billowing out from an overhead bin, and when flight attendants went in for a look, they uncovered a carry-on bag already engulfed in fire.
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The clip "depicts the lighting of the fuse, a loud noise and flames, followed by billowing smoke and laughter," the complaint says, after which Rahami enters the frame.
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The lighting of a fuse, the complaint says, is followed by "billowing smoke and laughter," before Mr. Rahami is seen entering the frame and picking up the device.
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Just take how the pulsating synths morph into billowing strings on "Movies" or how "Wild Time" patiently rises to a towering orchestral swell of piano and her voice.
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Gunn, who is fifty-three, has cropped graying hair and wears round white-rimmed glasses on a round face; she prefers adventurously billowing clothes made of dark fabrics.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Firefighters on Wednesday extinguished a fire at a Mitsui & Co petrochemical storage site outside Houston that has been billowing acrid smoke for days, the company said.
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Lareau closely studies the billowing smoke plumes that rise above intense wildfires, which are known as pyrocumulus or pyro-cumulonimbus clouds (pyro is the Latin prefix meaning "fire").
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It might mean a gallery filled with billowing fabric and color, exuberantly activating a room and altering even further our concept of what painting and sculpture could be.
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The visuals evoked Southern Gothicism and Yoruba culture, with black women dressed in billowing white dresses, climbing giant, mossy trees, communing along the beach and in the water.
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An odd addition, it depicts the professional skateboarder Jason Dill, who stands arms crossed in front of the crumbling Twin Towers on 9/11 — billowing smoke and all.
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China Dispatch BEIJING — They flocked together in silky, flowing gowns, arms draped in billowing sleeves, with many wearing high black hats or intricate floral headpieces as a flourish.
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As Death, covered by a billowing shawl, slowly descends a staircase, the wide stage below tilts forward dramatically, sending tables, chairs and Jedermann himself crashing to the ground.
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A bold, printed skirt is offset nicely by a simple white button down, or a billowing blouse feels a bit more tame when worn with high-waisted pants.
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A handout picture received from the US embassy in Iraq, shows smoke billowing from a sentry box at an entrance of the embassy in the capital Baghdad, Dec.
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The train limped to a stop at the Technology Institute station with smoke billowing, as passengers broke glass windows to escape and rescue workers smashed open the doors.
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They calculated that the violent asteroid strike may have transformed immense amounts of ice into water vapor - sending perhaps 200 billion tons of it billowing into the atmosphere.
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Mandy Moore had a full-length chiffon cape attached to the back of her plunging Naeem Khan gown, the better to do some superhero billowing with a twirl.
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"Those slides can unfurl with enough force to kill a person, and you don't want them billowing onto the jet bridge or into a catering truck," he writes.
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When firefighters arrived, smoke was already billowing out of the building, which had retail space on the ground floor and residential space on the upper floors, Matlow said.
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The method uses the rabbit-gut bacteria to ferment waste gas from factories — the exhaust you can see billowing out of their smoke stacks — which then generates ethanol.
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At the tower, Arnieri proudly opens the door to his "office" -- there are spotless windows on all four sides, and a wrap-around porch underneath a billowing flag.
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Speaking to a reporter on NHK, Kumiko Nakamine, district leader of Takae, said she had seen black smoke and flames billowing from the road near a residential area.
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As it pierces through the billowing darkness, resembling a supernatural rage, the lightning's incandescent flashes warn volcanologists far away that a potentially dangerous tower of ash is skyward.
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"The Return of Trayvon" renders its protagonist as a sword-wielding superhero, his name emblazoned across his bare chest, his hoodie transformed into a cowl and billowing cape.
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Word of the massive Aliso Canyon gas leak has been billowing out for nearly four months, but yesterday brought the first good news for families living near the breach.
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Several other people were injured in the fiery crash, which sent plumes of thick black smoke billowing into the sky, said Officer Kevin Tao of the California Highway Patrol.
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Footage broadcast on CNN affiliate Geo TV showed a blaze ripping through the carriages, with flames licking out of the windows and sending black smoke billowing into the sky.
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It was August 17th, the anniversary of Indonesia's liberation from the Dutch, and TV screens showed the national flag, with its red and white stripes, billowing across the country.
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Wearing a long white dress with billowing sleeves and her hair teased up, Robbie bore a striking resemblance to late actress Sharon Tate, who she plays in the film.
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"A fuse is lit and the object ignites; the Video depicts the lighting of the fuse, a loud noise and flames, followed by billowing smoke and laughter," writes Licata.
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If you carefully watch the smoke billowing out of the brazier in the release announcement above, you can just make out a peek at the trademark Iron Fist symbol.
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Filing into the room in a glamorous procession, the ladies don festive ensembles of feathered tunics with billowing sleeves, high necklines adorned with jewels, and loose, goddess-like silhouettes.
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Clouds of mustard gas billowing into the trenches of the Somme become the smoke of dragon fire; German soldiers setting men alight with flamethrowers transform into the dragon itself.
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Flames can be seen billowing from underneath the vehicle yet again, causing him to flee, but another onlooker quickly gets in the driver's side of the car as well.
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Earlier this week the WHO said hundreds of millions of dollars were needed immediately to prevent the outbreak billowing out of control and costing far more lives and money.
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Billowing from the balconies, sheets painted with fierce slogans and the logo of the squatting movement—a circle cut through with a lightening-shaped arrow—declare the group's intentions.
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Teknaf, Bangladesh (CNN)After trekking for days through verdant-green paddy fields, they cross a precipitous waterfall, with the black smoke of their torched villages billowing in the distance.
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The NOC said the area was facing an "environmental catastrophe", with huge columns of smoke billowing from the fires and damage to power lines supplying residential and industrial districts.
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A blast and a billowing plume of white smoke proclaimed its fate: Either a ground-fired missile or airstrike had abruptly halted the suicide run, short of its target.
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White dresses billowing, they ran into the red brick building of the municipal registry in Aeroskobing; they alighted before the landmark Old Merchant's Court, one of Aero's historic attractions.
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On Friday, the reporter saw many already deforested areas that were burned, apparently by people clearing farmland, as well as a large column of smoke billowing from one fire.
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Ms. Grosse spray-painted it in billowing Abstract Expressionist swaths of various shades of red, from burnt orange to magenta, inside as well as out, including the shingled roof.
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His wife, children and dog had evacuated as the bright orange flames from the Holy Fire swept through the canyon, sending ash and billowing black smoke into his neighborhood.
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It was a little medieval (fluted sleeves, leather corset belts, billowing volumes) and a little earth mother (down to the leather Batwoman necklaces and raw seams) and very modern.
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The flyovers, the military guests of honor, the grand billowing expanse of the red, white and blue all harmonized perfectly with a Sunday full of red-blooded American football.
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Checks range in size from postage stamp to cocktail napkin, and cover billowing window drapes, upholstered scroll-leg chairs and the curtains around oversize wrought-iron four-poster beds.
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Although some of the simpler projects, such as a series of billowing white tents, were built in a day, the more permanent structures were constructed over a few years.
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The general's red cloak, instead of billowing around him, is wrapped tightly around his face, in an apparent reference to France's 2010 ban on face coverings in public places.
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Videos on social media show the parliament building billowing black smoke, and deafening chants from large crowds on the streets -- a rare public protest in the highly militarized region.
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In one scene, filmed in Catherine Palace outside of St. Petersburg, after receiving a letter with bad news, Catherine collapses, her dress billowing on the wood floor beneath her.
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The Chicago-based company discovered a way to make ethanol from the carbon waste emissions secreted by factories — the exhaust you can see billowing out of their smoke stacks.
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For your end-of-the-year office extravaganza, sport effortlessly cool pieces from Elizabeth and James, like billowing blouses and oversized sweaters signature to the designers' boho-chic style.
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Half a dozen witnesses interviewed by Reuters in the farmland where the plane came down reported smoke billowing out behind, while four of them also described a loud sound.
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In September 2001, Bell said, she was working at a union office about 2 miles away when a TV began showing images of the smoke billowing from the Trade Center.
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Strong volcanic tremors rumbling underground and billowing white smoke over the scenic Mount Agung have raised alarm, prompting the evacuation of more than 75,000 people within 12 km (7.5 miles).
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"It is an invented quarrel based on the very recent assumption that things can only belong to one people, nation or ethnicity," he says of the struggle billowing around rasgulla.
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Her debut album Wash & Set, which came out last year, features the rite-of-passage when black girls graduate from colorful barrettes to billowing curls set under hellishly hot dryers.
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"The Rude Screen," a play on the traditional church rood screen, is a discarded billowing blue fabric hanging abandoned on a branch, the blue evocative of so many Virgin paintings.
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The surrounding trees appear as roiling flames and billowing smoke — the effect of the time-lapse exposure, which recorded the restless wind animating the forest for three days and nights.
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She sported a floor-length gown with billowing sleeves that night — and she was still wearing it when she hopped on a sled with her longtime friend Paris Hilton, 37.
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Reuters observed plumes of smoke billowing from the forest, reaching hundreds of feet (dozens of meters) into the air, during a weeklong trip to southern Amazonas and northern Rondonia states.
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The British-Nigerian artist's Public Art Fund commission, located just a few blocks from Trump Tower, is a tall, billowing form featuring a riotous pattern inspired by Dutch wax fabrics.
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The 39-year-old X Factor judge often rocks billowing long waves on and off the red carpet, but it appears as though those beachy hair days are long gone.
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Dry ice is billowing about your ankles from a smoke machine somewhere, and you're kind of faded—but it feels good to be there, at that moment, in your body.
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The images are painterly — all color stripped out save for billowing reds — and Snyder's habit of shooting everything like a comic panel really works for what 300 is going for.
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Except Flora is gone, tempted outside by Priscilla, and the only sign of her is her yellow sweatshirt, billowing in the wind at the top of a very tall tree.
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I remember the precise moment I finally understood my dark fascination with Professor Snape — that greasy-haired, hook-nosed, black billowing robe of terror who stalked the halls of Hogwarts.
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He ran toward the black smoke billowing out of the windows and there, on the second story of the apartment complex, a man was dangling a baby out the window.
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One of the stars of "Black Ink Crew Chicago" got cuffed with his whole crew after a cop pulled them over because smoke was billowing out of their limo van.
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Despite the stunning images of smoke billowing from the facility, air monitoring continues to show readings are well below hazardous levels, Intercontinental Terminals said in a press release on Tuesday.
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For the average human, four pushups probably don't induce sweat, but my arms are like flags, billowing in the wind while attached to the flag pole that is my body.
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That suit streak continued at the VMAs, with Lively wearing an all-white ensemble including a fitted, crystal-embellished blazer, a crisp button-down shirt and billowing wide-leg trousers.
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Years ago, Zurab Tsereteli, the Russian artist known for his giant outdoor sculptures, created a bronze-and-steel figure of Christopher Columbus at a ship's wheel, sails billowing above him.
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Costa Rica's Ministry of Public Security posted several images of the aftermath of the crash on its official Facebook page, showing smoke billowing from burning wreckage in a wooded area.
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Later that day, one of the show's stars, Evan Rachel Wood, on Instagram jokingly posted "Meanwhile, at work today..." alongside images of billowing dark smoke and a fire-breathing dragon.
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On Thursday, as billowing, dark heather clouds loomed overhead, the city's spokesman, Brock Letchworth, said Greenville's first concern is that Florence could drop enough water to create immediate flash flooding.
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Sánchez claims that while grieving after her father's death, she escaped to the family rooftop and observed a hanging white sheet fluttering against a metal pole, billowing in the wind.
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One feminine-presenting dancer in a black cape wins the crowd over by pulling out a vape and billowing out a plume of smoke as she sashays down the catwalk.
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DuBois's mastery of such details earns our trust as she expands "The Spectators" into a billowing meditation on the responsibility of public figures to contribute something worthwhile to the culture.
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And Helen Frankenthaler's "Canal" (1963) sets an irregularly shaped orange-yellow form of billowing color in front of a blue patch and, at the top, behind a dark grayish form.
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Certain images from the black-and-white film, directed by Cláudio Assis and Ms. Colker, stand out: a parched river bed, smoke billowing from burning cane fields and mangrove trees.
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In "The Demonstration" (1893), he conveys the chaotic motion of Parisians caught in the middle of a political demonstration, a woman's billowing garments act as a cartoonish, slapstick-like element.
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"Devotion" (1908) has a dreamy Symbolist air, as a redheaded girl gazes skyward while pale, diaphanous blues, pinks, and yellows in her billowing blouse merge with the background's cascading colors.
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It came in a range of vivid neon hues — highlighter yellow, shocking pink, radioactive green — and was used for slim-fitting pants and tops with billowing extensions and abstract hoods.
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In the music video for Janelle Monáe's 2018 song "Pynk," which transposes Aerosmith's "Pink" into a queer context, Monáe poses in the desert in a billowing pair of vulva pants.
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In April 1986, a botched test at reactor number 4 at the Soviet plant sent clouds of nuclear material billowing across Europe and forced tens of thousands of people to evacuate.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. It's 4 PM and Jahmek Power, aka Jammer, is sitting on a kitchen table-top surrounded by models and billowing clouds of dry ice.
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They've also shared a number of photos from the finished bridge, which is designed to look like two billowing sheets connected by organic curves of steel, on display at the festival.
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Once, he dug through his planner and handed me an old postcard of the "The Gates," his and Jeanne-Claude's 13 installation of thousands of orange billowing panels in Central Park.
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Inside has three divisions, but the billowing, unstructured canvas plus the limited zip-top entrance can make stowage and retrieval a little awkward, more so than a flap-top bag, anyway.
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Eyewitness video footage from a nearby vessel showed a towering cloud of steam and ash billowing into the sky, punctuated by the glow of red-hot embers and flashes of lightning.
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"Take Back Time" (above)—which, with its billowing synths, funk riffs and rallying chorus Page labels "very much the pop song of the bunch"—was inspired by his love of Prince.
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White plumes of acid and extremely fine shards of glass are billowing into the sky over Hawaii as molten rock from Kilauea volcano pours down a hillside and into the ocean.
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Many Parisians, who grew up with the gothic structure towering over the river, burst into tears and hugged each other as the church succumbed to flames and billowing clouds of smoke.
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Torres wears an oversize polo pullover tucked into black jeans, bunched up and billowing at his wrists and waist — it's a bit dramatic, with hints of a Regency-era ruffled shirt.
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The material of the tent itself could be purposed as a portable wind farm, with all of that whapping and billowing being converted into voltage to charge portable electronics and beyond.
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Roiling flames and thick, billowing clouds of black smoke from burning oil wells choke the air as Iraqis stand on rooftops staring at the devastation has ISIS wrought on their town.
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Video images from the Kamuna camp in Idlib showed smoke billowing from rows of tattered and blackened tents as well as a pickup truck packed with wounded people moaning and crying.
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On some days, dust grew so thick that it would clog up the machinery, billowing up again even after a fire truck had come by, sprayed down the debris and left.
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Its windows are thrown open, violently purple curtains billowing in the wind, as Prince's "Take Me With You" plays at full blast, his voice sliding down the baking sidewalk like marmalade.
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On Wednesday, a Reuters correspondent in the area saw a thick cloud of smoke billowing near the village of Kastanies on the Greek side of the border, and also heard chanting.
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Lavender by the Bay in East Marion has acres of the sweetly aromatic plants, which, when its billowing purple blooms are at their peak in early July, draw visitors in droves.
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Then Thursday afternoon, McNally was on her way home from visiting the newborn when she and her mother spotted smoke billowing from a ramp off Interstate 70, east of the city.
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It included billowing gowns for a modern princess in striped Pepto-Bismol pink and violet, caped, buttoned and decorated by bejeweled gold bows that were also wound in the models' hair.
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Instead she walked the red carpet in an oversize black bowling shirt patterned with sparkling chartreuse double GGs, over matching baggy trousers and atop a high-neck, billowing-sleeved chartreuse shirt.
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The Fire Department responds to hundreds of calls each year related to manholes, including reports of smoke billowing up from under the asphalt and explosions that can blow off the covers.
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Reuters reporters saw multiple vehicles set on fire, metal barricades torn down and thick smoke billowing as thousands of supporters of the new law clashed with opponents, both sides hurling stones.
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From the album "Ghosteen," Nick Cave's magnificently sustained reverie on grief, family and eternity, comes this billowing waltz, a mythic vision that falls to earth and finds another way to ascend.
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The report follows a similar incident earlier Friday in San Fransisco in which smoke could be seen billowing from a chimney on the roof of the Russian consulate in San Fransisco.
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One gives you the soup without the noodles; floating in a rich and cloudy broth are ghostly white, billowing won tons that contain chopped beef fillet freely seasoned with black pepper.
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There's a scene in Paul Thomas Anderson's Phantom Thread where you watch waitress-turned-model Alma Ensel swish along a catwalk in an exquisitely made gown, the fabric billowing just so.
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"So it has pockets and it also has…" the 1991 Best Supporting Actress winner said as she lifted up her billowing skirt to reveal the unlaced boots she was wearing beneath it.
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Later on, the model changed into all-plaid, sporting a purple bra and underwear, strappy thigh-high black heels, a billowing one-sleeved green cape, and a red pouch around her waist.
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Instead of pursuing a form that looked more like a bone structure, they settled on something that looks like two billowing sheets of fabric connected by organic curves of 23D-printed steel.
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Photos of the blaze posted on Twitter by the Shasta County Sheriff's Office showed thick black and gray smoke billowing into the area over a highway near the Shasta-Trinity National Forest.
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"I quickly came upon the spot I had just passed and I looked down and I saw that it was now a massive amount of smoke that was billowing up," she said.
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And what a memorable moment it was: She wore a dazzling silver mini with a billowing train by the brand to make her official red carpet couple debut with beau Cole Sprouse.
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This assumption is the source of an ongoing debate between those that favor the intuitive model of quick, billowing pyroclastic flows and those that favor a model involving sluggish, very dense flows.
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A billowing form of what appears to be glossy black insulation foam rises from the nest and obscures a large swath of the state in an approximation of a toxic smoke cloud.
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Television images shot by Reuters partner ANI showed gray-brown smoke billowing out of SAIL's Bhilai Steel Plant, with workers being rushed out of ambulances in stretchers into a crowded, noisy hospital.
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On Wednesday, the Bachelorette star walked the 2019 CMA Awards red carpet in an elaborate Atelier Zuhra mock-neck white dotted ball gown, featuring a full A-line skirt with billowing train.
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The cultural history of clouds seemed to be shaped by a procession of amateurs, each of whom projected the ethos of his particular era onto those billowing blank slates in the troposphere.
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Trump's provocative comments and theatrics at the NATO summit put Trump in control of the narrative billowing out of Brussels, giving his supporters the impression that he was confidently calling the shots.
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Loud crackles that sounded like gunfire could be heard in the background and fires could be seen burning in parts of the prison, sending thick plumes of smoke billowing into the air.
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The trailer for the film, filled with dramatic music, opens with the words "Are Our Children Safe?" on a black screen with billowing smoke that appears to be coming from a syringe.
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On Thursday, Rosenberg and his wife were staying with his in-laws in Carpinteria, about 25 minutes from Ventura, and "We can see the billowing smoke clouds in the distance," he said.
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Although news reports said parliamentary buildings had been burned, it appeared on Thursday that the fires had largely been contained to vehicles parked outside the structures, sending smoke billowing across the capital.
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Videos posted on social media showed black smoke billowing from the mall's roof and windows, and people jumping from upper floors to escape the flames, with nothing below to cushion their fall.
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Certainly the enormous puddling trousers, the laminated parkas, the billowing tented coats, the stark felted cloaks, the tufted sweaters he showed had an element of priestly garb, or else of monastic habits.
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One of two images released by NASA this week, the first taken on October 22 by its Aqua satellite, shows a giant plume of light-colored smoke billowing from a sulfur fire.
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Other kinds of femininity came later in billowing floral print dresses with high-buttoned collars or spaghetti straps, and knitted, layered midi dresses with matching stilettos — some styled over slim-cut pants.
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She acted as a guide to the festivities, leading these reporters though Stone Town's narrow alleyways, past white walls and Zanzibar's arching wooden doors, her dark abaya, or robe, billowing behind her.
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About one minute later, the gas-filled building exploded, sending flames as high as 40 feet into the air, a mushroom of billowing smoke over Lower Manhattan and the neighborhood into chaos.
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She was a pioneer of so-called boho deluxe, mixing high boots and miniskirts and chain belts and new romantic blouses; animal print and paisley and florals; billowing sleeves and ribbed knits.
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Roads were closed and the authorities told people to leave or stay away from suburbs east of Canberra, as photos posted on social media showed gray smoke billowing above the city's suburbs.
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"If you have ever watched smoke billowing from a wildfire, ash erupting from a volcano, or dust blowing in the wind, you have seen aerosols," says a blog post accompanying the image.
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Smoke was seen billowing from a large excavation machine near a site off Route 6 in rural North Dakota, and protesters had also climbed into other equipment, according to a Reuters witness.
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Videos shared on social media showed fire and black smoke billowing from the factory as paramedics and rescue workers at the scene searched for victims and tried to put out the inferno.
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Parker, 53, looked fashionable as ever in a bright red ball gown with a plunging neckline and a billowing skirt, tucked up in the front to show off her matching sparkling red pumps.
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I loved the billowing bell sleeve and the form-fitting silhouette of the gown, and was especially into the fact that she transformed her hair into a bright shade of white to match.
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An explosion and fire injured at least 10 people, sent smoke billowing into the sky and prompted an evacuation of tens of thousands of residents, media reports and medical officials said on Thursday.
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While certain actions repeat, they never become routine, as when a woman, holding a man's hand, leans out and swings her body, landing on the floor as gently as a fresh, billowing sheet.
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I spotted three columns of smoke billowing from the locations of what until hours ago had been army checkpoints, one of which I passed every few days on my way to the bakery.
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Tensions spiraled on June 12 when police fired rubber bullets and tear gas at protesters near the heart of the city, sending plumes of smoke billowing among some of the world's tallest skyscrapers.
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Tensions spiralled on June 12 when police fired rubber bullets and tear gas at protesters near the heart of the city, sending plumes of smoke billowing among some of the world's tallest skyscrapers.
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Ben Koss, an Oakland resident and musician, told Reuters he was on his way to the party with friends and arrived late to find smoke billowing from the warehouse moments before firefighters arrived.
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Klum chose an off-the-shoulder Valentino gown for the occasion that featured a sweetheart-style neckline with billowing sleeves and a full ball skirt with a lace design covered with floral appliqués.
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With matching red lips, different palettes of smoky eyes and hair styled in billowing beachy waves–sans Pinnock who opted for a slick updo–the four Little Mixers rival the heat in "Despacito."
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"Pillowtalk" and "Truth" are guitar-centric and billowing, like Costco versions of the music on Miguel's Wildheart; Kehlani feature "Wrong" and single "Like I Would" sound just like The Weeknd, solemn and depraved.
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Television footage showed smoke and ash billowing high into the sky, with lava visible deep inside a crater at the mountain, which featured in the 1967 James Bond movie "You Only Live Twice".
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Lava from one of the fissures entered Kapoho Bay late Sunday or early Monday, forcing billowing clouds of steam into the atmosphere as hot lava hit the cool water of the Pacific Ocean.
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Billowing mushroom clouds burning white-hot, grey, and orange lifted into the air above the sparkling blue Pacific Ocean, on an isolated chain of volcanic islands more than 2,000 miles east of Hawaii.
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Featuring an A-list rhythm team — the pianist Aaron Parks, the bassist Joe Martin, the drummer Eric Harland — it has a driving rock groove over which Mr. Grilli unfurls a coolly billowing solo.
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Costa Rica's Ministry of Public Security posted several images of the wreckage on its official Facebook page, showing the plane engulfed in flames in a wooded area, with smoke billowing from charred rubble.
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Valentino's co-creative directors Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli derived inspiration from Britain's Elizabethan era with high neck ruffles, ornate cloaks, masculine jackets, billowing lace sleeves and slim trousers paired with tunics.
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Eight hearty sisters of a certain age in matching "folk-wear": embroidered blouses, billowing white skirts, red boots, and squares of cloth atop their heads, lying flat like napkins dropped from on high.
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More recently, Rose pioneered a new kind of salt nicotine delivery system, continuing his quest to find something less harmful than smoking that can still give smokers the ability to see billowing smoke.
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Just as the performance was coming to a close, Edwin Hammond Meredith's 1978 Cadillac DeVille began billowing out smoke from under its hood: Clamps securing a hose to the radiator had blown off.
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He did it with slick cigarette pants and sheer tops; transparent gypsy dresses in black and leopard chiffon, billowing in the wind; red velvet rock star jackets and gold-spangled thigh-grazing dresses.
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It's a soufflé score that can easily slump into heaviness, but Mr. Muti had the Chicagoans navigating its turns like a racecar and sounding as crisp and clean as a billowing linen sheet.
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Watching Harry emerge triumphantly, hair and culottes billowing, with the title of Most Popular and Critically Acclaimed Ex-One Direction Member is not unlike watching a long-awaited prophecy finally fall into place.
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First there were shouts, then screams and then black smoke billowing into sunny Florida skies as a shuttle boat used to carry patrons to a casino ship offshore rapidly became engulfed in flames.
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The long-hemmed, billowing ensemble was appropriately suited for the Duchess's mosque visit, and the fact that it was made of 100% recycled nylon reflects her commitment to curating a more responsible closet.
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The entrance, which used to be a simple entryway flanked by billowing white curtains, now features teaser videos filmed by "Vanderpump Rules" stars, their sometimes-friends, and of course Ken Todd and LVP herself.
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The Deadliest Volcano in the United States Just Got Really WeirdImage: WikimediaPicture a volcanic eruption: fiery lava and smoke billowing skyward as a towering mountain empties its over-pressurized belly of a hot meal.
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In its season two finale, Manhattan raised the stakes so high that only a mushroom cloud could top them — and then there was one, billowing out on the horizon, equal parts majesty and dread.
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Bavarian Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann said police in the nearby town of Ingolstadt and the Bavarian state criminal police agency had started an investigation into the blaze, which sent smoke billowing into the air.
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Footage from the scene showed thick smoke billowing out of the four-story building, which is located in a residential area several kilometers south of Kyoto Station, as firefighters worked to douse the flames.
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The jaw-dropping confection featured a fitted bodice with a sweetheart neckline and billowing tulle skirt, which Chopra paired with 16 carats of Chopard jewels, including an oval-shaped diamond drop on her head.
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James is featured on the cassette cover, a stark figure in a dark suit against a white wall covered in black paper cutouts of a billowing palm tree, a dog, and a grazing horse.
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Elsewhere, the scenes featuring billowing purple clouds feel like a sunny day acid trip, and fit especially well with the atmospheric instrumentation of the album, and indeed of "Space Cowboy" as a standalone track.
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And, just below, a large red-and-white flag billowing above Rome's glitziest shopping area signals the presence of the Sovereign Military Hospitaller Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, of Rhodes and of Malta.
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An opposition activist video posted on YouTube, which was corroborated by others in Aleppo reached via internet chat services, showed enormous fires and billowing black smoke in the aftermath of the bombings on Wednesday.
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Staring straight into the camera, he proudly sports black leather brogues, knee-high green school socks, tight white polo pants — and a billowing peach silk robe, covered in flowers and slashed to the navel.
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He went on to recount a situation in which a client's hair started to burn — with smoke "billowing out" of the aluminum foil — after he applied a light-blond, ombré color to her hair.
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Hitting your peak running speed as the white-wolf goddess Amaterasu, with flowers and petals emerging behind you and the wind billowing, is as much a joy now as it was a decade ago.
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Despite the striking simplicity of Marianne's style (billowing jumpsuits, shirt-dresses, and thong sandals), it's the details that make this film one of the finest examples we've seen of dressing well in the heat.
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Sitting next to a group of Saudi women who resembled large black crows in their billowing robes, double face veils and gloves, I noticed they all wore little rings that looked like miniature pedometers.
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Christie's gown would have been eye-catching enough had she just stood still — but when she moved her arms to showcase her Iris van Herpen gown's billowing sleeves, it became impossible to look away.
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That translated to textured gowns laser-cut into unlikely, billowing shapes; van Herpen also invited the artist Kim Keever to contribute a fluffy cloud print that became the base of the most stunning looks.
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She walked in a floor-length black and burgundy robe, glancing up toward the large, billowing white flag of the Olympic Games and the 75,000-plus crowd there to watch the Parade of Nations.
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Cue a six-piece collection of classically cut swimsuits and unwired bikinis that are designed to sit flat underneath the "billowing layers of cotton, linen or silk of the elaborate beachwear pieces," she says.
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They imagined an apocalyptic wasteland where delicate decorative accents — like floral headpieces and billowing sleeves — and bondage-inflected leather and metal hardware come together with hardy utilitarian underpinnings to create something radical and new.
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Sending models out in gowns shimmering with bejeweled spiderwebs, long beaded fringe that looked like lit cigarettes, and billowing floral capes, sisters Laura and Kate Mulleavy made sure this collection struck an emotional chord.
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The billowing skirt hid Gomez&aposs heels for most of the event, but she lifted up the sides at one point to reveal her shoes: a pair of crystal-covered Miu Miu platform sandals.
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When a massive truck bomb exploded in rush hour in central Kabul Wednesday morning, Reuters journalists rushed to the scene to find bloody victims staggering toward them and smoke billowing from the blast site.
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So there were kite-like constructions fixed atop black sportswear looks in highly technical fabrics, and billowing denim pants paired with ribbed windbreakers and tops scored with lines that appeared to dissect the wearer.
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Broadcaster CNN Turk showed images of black smoke billowing into the sky above the blaze, which spread to an ammunition depot and triggered small explosions, according to a statement from the Kilis governor's office.
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For indeed, up close we can see that in Mr. Opdyke's fevered vision, the forests are aflame, smoke billowing up from one card into the next, while an orange grove is decimated by freeze.
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The sensual swaths of creamy, billowing color are erotic and delicate; the slowness of the paint's movement across the surface offers a distinct counterpoint to the speed and fury we associate with Abstract Expressionism.
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More than 70 firefighters responded to the small fire blazing on the roof of the high-rise, which apparently started in a heating and cooling unit and sent plumes of smoke billowing across Midtown Manhattan.
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The dominant element of the painting, however, is the cloud of steam billowing from the engine's smokestack, filling the upper right quadrant of the sheet with outwardly spiraling strokes of yellow, green, blue, and red.
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A Reuters reporter saw billowing smoke and flames at the site of the explosion near the city's Jala hospital, which destroyed several vehicles, scattered the body parts of victims and shattered windows in nearby buildings.
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People who hadn't seen the movie took this to mean First Man was somehow anti-American — nevermind that the flag is visible in multiple shots on the moon, let alone billowing outside the Armstrongs' house.
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The images show multiple active fires, a large smoke plume billowing over the coastal city of Santa Barbara, and a expansive burn scar stretching from the rugged Los Padres National Forest to the Pacific Ocean.
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Guests sat on wooden pews for the outdoor ceremony, surrounded by roses and tulips with flower boxes filled with billowing blooms, wild grasses and seasonal foliage, all designed by Kristen Griffith-VanderYacht of Wild Bloom.
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Tensions spiralled on June 12 when police fired rubber bullets and tear gas at anti-extradition protesters near the heart of the city, sending plumes of smoke billowing among some of the world's tallest skyscrapers.
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Tensions spiraled on June 12 when police fired rubber bullets and tear gas at anti-extradition protesters near the heart of the city, sending plumes of smoke billowing among some of the world's tallest skyscrapers.
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Guests sat on wooden pews for the outdoor ceremony, surrounded by roses and tulips with flower boxes filled with billowing blooms, wild grasses and seasonal foliage, all designed by Kristen Griffith-VanderYacht of Wild Bloom.
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Leave it to The Grammy Award Winning Voice of Creed, Scott Stapp, to show up to the most #alt festival ever held with a billowing white shirt, big jeans and a wholesome Charles Manson haircut.
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A Reuters photographer on the Bangladesh side of the border said he could see huge banks of dark smoke billowing up over Myanmar territory on Friday, while international aid organizations said the refugees kept coming.
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Van Herpen first made use of the material in her "Refinery Smoke" collection of nine years ago, which featured dresses with billowing, gravity-defying skirts made from metal folded and twisted into clouds and coils.
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The smoke billowing from the latest blazes could be damaging for growers in San Luis Obispo County, up the coast to the north of the city, as well as in Los Angeles itself, he said.
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As it gained cruising speed, the boat's enormous picture windows framed a rolling tableau, blending a green and silver fringe of beech trees and weeping willows, and billowing clouds edged in faint pink and gray.
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" Sandpipers fly in swarms so dense, he writes, "that when I first saw them in a shape-shifting dark murmuration, far in the distance, I thought I was looking at a billowing cloud of smoke.
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In a wide brim white felt hat and billowing black serape, Alonso guides tourists through the best of Oaxaca at least five days a week and nearly 298/2104 via his travel porn Instagram account.
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Billowing black clouds from oil wells set on fire by militants provide a dystopian background to the scenes of flight; it is so bad south of Mosul that the sheep there have begun turning black.
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The move threatens to escalate a billowing dispute that has galvanized many players who believe the owners are penalizing Kaepernick, who began kneeling to raise awareness of social injustice, including police brutality against black Americans.
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Even the closest town can feel as though it is a world away when a blizzard rakes across the prairie and turns the two-lane road out of Mobridge into a billowing scarf of snow.
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It began with a slouchy ivory tank top over brown wool trousers and a billowing amber silk faille cape edged in oversize ruffles under an umbrella hat covered in aquamarine ostrich feathers trailing jellyfish fronds.
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It began with a slouchy ivory tank top and brown wool trousers, under a billowing amber silk faille cape edged in oversize ruffles and an umbrella hat covered in aquamarine ostrich feathers trailing jellyfish fronds.
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He spends the next four years in Paris studying history at the Sorbonne and assuming, as defensive social armor, the style and habits (the cane, the flamboyant ties, the billowing mouchoir) of an exotic flâneur.
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BRANCHBURG, N.J. — President Trump is considering scrapping or postponing a planned visit to Britain this year amid a billowing backlash over comments he made after the recent terrorist attack in London, two administration officials said.
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As she reaches the front, and the strings play a suddenly decisive succession of notes, she swirls the skirt theatrically, with the fabric billowing wildly as red light (by David Finn) glows across the stage.
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"We are continuing to investigate smoke issuing at platform level at #OxfordCircus tube station," London Fire Brigade said on Twitter alongside a picture which showed smoke billowing out of the open doors of a train.
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The pope was already critical of the ornate dress favored by the Knights (red military jacket and gold epaulets) and by Cardinal Burke (a long train of billowing red silk known as a cappa magna).
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After all, the president came into office a brand: one that, in his billowing navy suits and too-long power ties, his signature blond comb-over and fake tan, was redolent of ersatz 1980s nostalgia.
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It's more business-casual, anchored in oversized cashmere turtlenecks, billowing dresses, high-waisted trousers, market totes and minimal leather bags, threadbare tees, and impossible sandals, all in the various hues of the bulk-grain aisle.
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We repeated the experiment four times — throwing about a half of a cup of boiling water out of a steel travel mug — and each time, the water dissipated in a billowing puff of ice crystals.
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Belted trench coats in black, blues and earthy reds had an enveloping, cocoon-like quality, while a series of long-sleeved tees and trousers in tightly elasticated plastic scales came with billowing hoods to match.
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But Lively managed to top herself at the 2018 MTV Video Music Awards — complete with an all-white ensemble consisting of a fitted, crystal-embellished blazer, a crisp button-down shirt and billowing wide-leg trousers.
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The city's inhabitants may have once harbored concern about the vampiric creatures that started billowing through their streets once a year, but these days they've clearly adopted Wave-Gotik Treffen as part of their yearly calendar.
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"I saw all of the gold and gems on her costume and thought it would really do great given a CLAMP-esque treatment — a strong pose with billowing fabric, flowing hair, and some sparkles," she says.
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And while there was a lot of black, the mood was overwhelmingly pretty: Billowing dresses came in delicate chiffons, satins, and lace in light colors, and the final looks were full-length gowns, encrusted with crystals.
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An aerial survey Wednesday by the New Zealand Defense Force found "huge columns of smoke, ash and volcanic rocks billowing from the crater of an erupting volcano" on Ambae island, according to an agency news release.
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Album | Michael Redpath 11 Photos View Slide Show ' Michael Redpath had just started surfing near his home in Breezy Point, on the Rockaway Peninsula, when he looked up and saw smoke billowing up from Lower Manhattan.
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The country's seismology and vulcanology institute said the smoke billowing from the volcano's top could produce a "curtain" of ash that could reach 20,000 feet (6,000 meters) above sea level, posing a danger to air traffic.
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The entire first section of "Billowing Vervain" comes out of a metal part and goes into a death metal part, so maybe the brain doesn't separate, but it was not really written as a metal piece.
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A Spy magazine story in 1995 made that theft succinct: a cover image of a grinning Hillary, her skirt billowing up as in the old Marilyn Monroe photo, to reveal male briefs bulging with a penis.
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He tossed his do-rag into the mosh pit and delivered that soulful chorus, the rain coming down harder, the guitar solo rising to an apex, where a giant phallic silhouette appeared behind a billowing sheet.
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Here it came in the form of brocade and plaid suiting, beaded ruffle skirts and wide-brimmed hats; also corduroy flares, oversized eyeglasses, printed guitar cases and romantic silk dresses with kerchief hems and billowing sleeves.
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Having watched smoke billowing from one of our many fires, I wonder when climate change will rise to the level where every candidate in every election will be asked for his position on climate-related issues.
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Things got back on course at the end, via black and blue dresses with billowing geometric ship and shark prints, and a dazzling all-white sequined sleeveless closing number with aquamarine waves lapping at the hemline.
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As the deaths were confirmed social media exploded in grief while television programming was interrupted to report on the tragedy with video showing smoke billowing from the crash site as first responders put out the flames.
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As the deaths were confirmed social media exploded in grief while television programming was interrupted to report on the tragedy with video showing smoke billowing from the crash site as first responders put out the flames.
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Colorful billowing evening gowns featured heavily at the end, but overall, there was an unburdened feeling to the collection, evidenced by the tiny cross-body purses — barely big enough for a phone and a credit card.
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Multiple blazes are burning in New Mexico, Arizona and California, including one billowing smoke visible from Dodger Stadium, and folks were forced from their homes around San Diego by fires raging near the U.S.-Mexico border. 5.
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You may remember him from this legendary quote he gave The Huffington Post, which referred to the literati's "minions" and included the line, "But out of the billowing smoke and dust of tweets and trivia emerged Gingrich..."
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Dressing up for the occasion, the 20-year-old model wore a white mini dress with billowing sleeves and a few geometric cutouts, which she paired with a veiled black hat and a pair of white heels.
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With each song comes a new costume: a spiked, gold-plated skull mask, a variety of billowing black capes, a tulle headpiece, and a beaded chest plate, in turns looking like a cyborg, a panther, and Maleficent.
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Each model wears wings made up of flowers or giant pheasant feathers, and accompanying their delicate bras and underwear are billowing sleeves, floral embroidered skirts, and even lederhosen that seem to be an homage to ... Bavarian barmaids?
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Walking the red carpet together at Sunday evening's Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, the "Millionaire" singer and his wife Morgane posed for photos while the latter showed off her baby bump under a long billowing blue dress.
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In scenes that grabbed global headlines on June 12, police fired rubber bullets and tear gas on protesters near the heart of the financial centre, sending plumes of smoke billowing among some of the world's tallest skyscrapers.
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Walking the red carpet together in February during the Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, the "Millionaire" singer and his wife posed for photos while the latter showed off her baby bump under a long billowing blue dress.
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Both were relentless, and I can still hear the sharp whapping and billowing of nylon subjected to the same wind gusts that had been filing smooth the redstone of the Colorado Plateau for many thousands of years.
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Zsa Zsa Gabor, the part-time star and full-time glamourpuss of mid-century Hollywood, exaggerated her frame by allowing her billowing fabrics to take up plenty of space, and dripped with a vulgar excess of diamonds.
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He's still mad, cracking dad jokes at Trump's expense ("Come see Roger Waters tomorrow night build a wall and make Mexico great) and dad jokes about the smoke billowing from the audience ("you guys must be BBQing.
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The ongoing fountains of lava can be seen billowing from a volcanic fissure as Hawaii&aposs Kilauea volcano as the 20th day of ongoing eruptions sends lava into the Pacific Ocean and threatens a geothermal power plant.
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Footage on social media showed flames shooting out of the windows and smoke billowing from the 33-floor building, which is still under construction and had been labeled "Donald Trump's Worst Deal" by The New Yorker magazine.
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The comfy king-size bed surrounded by a gauzy, billowing curtain was a close rival, but the noisy on-again, off-again air-conditioner marred the cult of silence I had gladly succumbed to on the island.
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A demonstrator holding a Palestinian flag walks in billowing smoke from burning tires next to a protester wearing an Anonymous mask during clashes with Israeli forces along the border with the Gaza Strip east of Khan Yunis.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - A tough week for Red Bull driver Daniel Ricciardo ended in despair on Sunday as the home hero came to a stop midway through the Australian Grand Prix with smoke billowing out of his car.
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Over the course of the record's 13 tracks, he mixes clattering percussion, billowing keyboard chords, and melancholic pads to devastatingly poignant effect, all the while revealing a little more of himself than he has on previous efforts.
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Waking up in the morning on the side of a mountain at the Hotel Oberland in the village of Triesenberg, and seeing a literal sea of billowing clouds below me, I knew I'd made the right decision.
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There were sleeves billowing out in silk from corset-waisted pencil skirts and slipping off the shoulder; sleeves fluted and flowing like capes to the floor paired with a precisely tailored navy car coat trimmed in alligator.
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It is unlike the eye-popping art gallery Frank Gehry designed for the Louis Vuitton Foundation beside the Bois de Boulogne in Paris, with its billowing glass sails, conjuring up flounces of silk and memories of Bilbao.
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PARIS — Familiar Parisian images are back in the news: black smoke billowing from makeshift barricades on the Champs-Élysées; cobblestones hurled at the police by protesters; the Arc de Triomphe disappearing behind a cloud of tear gas.
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But as you beat, it goes from murky to opaque, from beige to pure white, from thin, to thicker, to billowing as it mounts, spinning around the wires of the beater and more than tripling in volume.
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Mr. Malick, one of cinema's philosopher kings, embraces fluidity as a visual principle and his films are filled with life's ebb and flow — its swirling waters, swooping birds, stirring trees, billowing curtains, and gliding people and cameras.
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After hours of white and gray and blinding snow in the mountains, gazing on the relative liveliness of the valley, the dark green grass and mud and billowing steam pillars, was as revitalizing as an extra life.
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The painting is composed like a long carpet, scattered with sketches and images sourced from a Vogue cover, E.T. biking across the moon, Chinese painting, the animal kingdom, Churchman's own previous paintings, and bolts of billowing, patterned fabric.
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Other pictures circulating on social media showed dark smoke billowing from flames near the Mosque of the Prophet, originally built in the 7th century by the Prophet Muhammad, who is buried there along with his first two successors.
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Ravel proves a supreme colorist in the work's three movements, based on poems by Aloysius Bertrand: "Ondine," with its billowing, watery flow; "Le Gibet" ("The Gallows"), desolate in its inexorable tread; and "Scarbo," named for a tormenting dwarf.
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They had a wholesome approach to these type of songs and ballads, like "This I Promise You", though the video also features some good sweaters, or even "Tearin' Up My Heart" where they, too, wear billowing dress shirts.
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The country&aposs seismology and vulcanology institute said the smoke billowing from the volcano&aposs top could produce a "curtain" of ash that could reach 20,000 feet (6,000 meters) above sea level, posing a danger to air traffic.
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On Wednesday, a New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) aerial survey found "huge columns of smoke, ash and volcanic rocks billowing from the crater of an erupting volcano" on the island, according to a press release from the agency.
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The crash sent dark smoke billowing in the air, said Aaron Cassell, who was working at his family's Panamint Springs Resort about 10 miles (16 kilometers) away and was the first to report the crash to park dispatch.
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Jean Louis Sabaji's froth of stormy sea foam billowing about the mannequin's feet is a standout, as is a beautifully washed-up gown by Rodarte with castoff netting dripping over floaty flotsam tulle upon which water flowers float.
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HONOLULU (Reuters) - Hawaii's governor on Friday declared an emergency on the island of Maui, where firefighters were battling a blaze that forced the evacuations of thousands of people and sent huge clouds of smoke billowing over nearby beaches.
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Its wide picture plane sweeps tangible figures into billowing, curvaceous fields of yellow brushstrokes, floating like cirrus clouds or metamorphic fish over a marbled blue and white under-painting, and challenging the distinction between liquid and solid states.
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It's not that she isn't nimble — at 30, she has energy to match her famously prodigious output, able to navigate in a billowing black cotton shift around the occasional glob of garbage or a slab of broken pavement.
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In shapes culled from the midcentury silhouettes of Cristóbal Balenciaga and Christian Dior — like billowing sack-back gowns and puffy peplum skirts — the collection had an impact so high it could be measured on the fashion Richter scale.
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With thousands fleeing the city and militants holding a Roman Catholic priest and others hostage, television footage showed black smoke billowing near Marawi's City Hall as civilians who had held out in the besieged city watched from rooftops.
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A film by the multimedia artist Wu Tsang projected in one corner of a carpeted room, featuring the poet and thinker Fred Moten twirling peacefully in vibrant sunlight, folds of a billowing garment flapping wildly with the movement.
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But it was the silhouette that made the strongest impact: jackets abbreviated high on the torso, pants billowing organically around the leg, like a fusion of languid '30s styles — Owens loves that period — and wide-cut skater trousers.
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As soon as a CGI train, billowing CGI smoke, kicking up CGI dust, and sporting a fake-looking engine grill shaped to evoke Alice in Wonderland's Cheshire Cat barrels into this cartoonish, mostly CGI world, Dumbo is in trouble.
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NEW YORK/HOUSTON (Reuters) - An explosion at Husky Energy's refinery in Superior, Wisconsin, caused a fire that burned for several hours on Thursday and sent smoke billowing into the air, prompting the evacuation of thousands of residents, officials said.
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Yesterday afternoon, before he took the stage at the Fortune's Brainstorm Tech conference, we sat down with GV CEO Bill Maris in a billowing white tent on the campus of the Aspen Institute, where the conference is being held.
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Lightfoot and his directors know this: the opening credits start with a slow-motion shot of a bullet firing, smoke billowing out from the barrel as the camera caresses the contours of various guns with an almost-pornographic delight.
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RUBBER BULLETS, TEAR GAS Tensions spiralled on June 12 when police fired rubber bullets and tear gas at anti-extradition protesters near the heart of the city, sending plumes of smoke billowing among some of the world's tallest skyscrapers.
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As a nod to the swirling black Obscurus that his character Credence Barebone transforms to in Fantastic Beasts, the actor wore a billowing black jacket-dress complete with a cape, a hood worn up, gloves and a dark lip.
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The bride, who starred as Alison in the hit television show and now appears in the PLL spinoff The Perfectionists, walked down the aisle wearing a white off-the-shoulder Christian Siriano gown, complete with a billowing tulle skirt.
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Smoke billowing into the sky during a Reuters visit on Monday blotted out the sun in central districts hours before nightfall, producing an apocalyptic scene in this desert settlement which lacks electricity amid 49 degree Celsius (120°F) temperatures.
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I could not decipher which of the four Saudi women in identical billowing black robes and black gloves was speaking to me because their faces were covered with not one but two veils, something I had never seen before.
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The sight of Molly, who had been a chef and blogger before she and John got serious about their farm-to-table ideas, gathering clothes as billowing smoke is seen out the window behind her, is immediately tension-inducing.
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Even his debut short film Broadway By Light — a collaboration with Alain Resnais, with whom Klein would again work on Far From Vietnam — paints the billowing electric glow of 1950s Times Square with the ominousness of eerie science fiction.
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Poet Artist's luscious electronic surface is immaculate — 11 crisp, billowing exercises in synthesized, R&B-tinged popcraft rising from the hissing ether, delivering a few verses and choruses intertwined intimately around each other, and fading into the next one.
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Three weeks ago, everyone in my house crammed our worldly belongings into a Prius and fled from the billowing black clouds that were racing toward us over the hills and down the canyons from the fast moving Woolsey Fire.
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A young woman stood in the right aisle, dressed in the valley's traditional bunad dress, a billowing black skirt with red and green stripes at the hem, a full-sleeved white blouse, and a kerchief that covered her hair.
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Francesco Provolo, the prefect of Pescara, the province that includes Farindola, told RAI that rescuers had to travel more than five miles on skis and snowshoes to reach the hotel, as billowing snow continued to fall throughout the night.
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In the 20053s he began working with circular and elliptical canvases and, at the same time, produced flowing shapes in metal or laminated fiberglass, like "Andromeda" (22005), whose undulant, billowing planes suggested the fluid movement of a manta ray.
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Here it was a billowing swing coat of pearl gray moiré taffeta with a rumpled rosette at the collar, worn over a turtleneck and pinstripe trousers and accessorized by a white velvet opera glove and a single pearl earring.
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Here it was done by dressing her young models in soft, flowing skirt-shorts reminiscent of Japanese courtly garments and billowing, ankle-length trousers worn under blousy suit jackets that, by this particular designer's standards, were close to conventional.
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The 17-year-old opened the Antonio Grimaldi couture show on Monday night, moving through the gilded splendor of the Salons France-Amériques in an all-white pantsuit with a billowing cape, gold hoops and burnished bird-claw belt.
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"This is how we do it at Papi's house—all day," Big Papi says as he pivots back and forth roughly 70 degrees, cigar billowing smoke out of a perfectly etched break in his thick beard, which follows his mouth line.
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Strong volcanic tremors and billowing white smoke seen over the crater have raised alarm in recent days, prompting the evacuation of more than 50,000 people from villages dotting the paddy fields at the base of the forested slopes of Mount Agung.
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At 3:45 pm EDT, and with just 15 minutes left in today's launch window, the Falcon Heavy thundered upwards from launchpad 39A at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida, leaving a billowing trail of smoke behind it.
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Maybe they were the edgy witches of The Craft, marching forward in unison with matching scowls, rosaries, and spiked chokers — or the soulful type, with billowing skirts and wistful looks out onto the horizon, like the witches of Practical Magic.
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World leaders, environmental groups and celebrities have publicly decried the vast swaths of forest being destroyed by the fires, while satellite images of dark smoke billowing out of the Amazon has been shared on social media by space agency NASA.
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Meghan, who has worn a steady stream of black ensembles in recent months, chose to wear a black Givenchy dress with billowing sheer sleeves (her wedding dress designer!) and her go-to black pumps by Aquazzura for the milestone moment.
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More often than not, he can be caught pairing a standard-cut blazer with a pair of wide-leg, billowing trousers (and a killer heel) or he's gratuitously indecisive and throws a blazer over a maxi-dress in the best way.
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The "Formation" singer started her trip with a solemn recognition of the recent violence that has plagued France: a video of a billowing French flag, set to the sounds of Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On." The mood soon turned sweeter.
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Wear it open in front and cuffed at the sleeves over a simple white tank and billowing floral shorts — you'll be able to tie it around your waist or button it up as you (and your AC situation) see fit.
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Even so, new blasts from the crater sent ash plumes billowing as high as 24,2600 feet (0003,2000 meters) into the sky, and a new fissure was pumping out lava at a rate of three feet (225 meter) per second, geologists said.
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Even as this joke surfaces in your consciousness, you realize that the dots you must connect are those on the gardening implements to the white space demarcated by numbers and a few gracefully billowing vertical and lines, offset by one horizontal.
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GRAPHIC - Map locating van crash in Shanghai: here Police released surveillance images showing the minivan veering sharply across the wrong side of traffic toward a large crowd of pedestrians waiting at a crossing, flames billowing in the back of the vehicle.
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The mural showed the pope on a step ladder playing a game of tic-tac-toe by painting circular peace signs in place of zeros as a Swiss Guard in a billowing uniform acts as a lookout against witnesses or police.
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If you want a quality bike, one... When I think of yachts, there are billowing white sails helmed by a steady skipper from the stern, smart deck shoes, and Hemingway's macho protagonists who toil under harsh conditions in briny sea...
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MEXICO CITY — Firefighting crews extinguished a fire aboard a fuel tanker belonging to the Mexican state oil company, Pemex, late Sunday afternoon, about 30 hours after an explosion sent flames billowing into the air off the Gulf Coast port of Veracruz.
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It was certainly in evidence under the billowing tents at both Frieze Masters and at Frieze London (which focuses on contemporary artists), which jointly drew 27,0003 people — a figure on par with last year's previews — to Regent's Park on Wednesday.
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One of his fantastical, visionary compositions of the 1890s, "The Night," featuring a reclining nude amid billowing, crepuscular clouds and draperies, was bought by the French state in 1897, only the second of his works to be bought for the nation.
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Ms. Shulman favors a conventional photograph of Ms. Moss looking to the camera in a Rolling Stones vest top, but her staff prefers a more dramatic shot of the model in her underwear and draped in a billowing Union Jack.
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Even when Close ventures into the city for a gallery opening these days, he will often turn up in some outlandish costume, in fabrics printed with giant starfish and sunflowers, with lipstick smeared across his face and billowing, extravagant scarves.
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Shopping malls near the heart of the financial centre that house some of the world's biggest luxury brands have shuttered early most days this week as the unrest escalated, with tear gas smoke billowing between skyscrapers, at times during lunch hour.
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Next, an early 17th-century hanging scroll by Iwasa Matabei (1578-1650) zeros in on this structure, with Genji standing facing the wind, his kimono billowing, behind semitransparent bamboo blinds called misu that are in actual use elsewhere in the show.
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CreditCreditThibault Montamat On a scorching summer afternoon in Paris, two days before his debut Schiaparelli haute couture show, Daniel Roseberry is making some final adjustments to the back of an acid yellow crystal-encrusted evening dress with long, billowing sleeves.
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The 29-story-tall jumbo rocket, carrying a cherry red Tesla Roadster from the assembly line of Musk's electric car company as a mock payload, thundered off its launchpad in billowing clouds of steam and rocket exhaust at 29:26 p.
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One of Hindi cinema's great stylists, he shows here, as he has in other films, a swooning fondness for the heightened look of movies and for the look of old India: forts and billowing tents and lovingly textured, color-coordinated interiors.
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A fall collection shown in 1982 at the crest of his runway career was replete with fluid jumpsuits, caftans and billowing gowns executed in rainbow patterns and screen prints interspersed with high-visibility graphics and the occasional bird of paradise.
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Seven wild horses crashed through the sage, dark manes billowing in the golden light, pursued by a government contractor in a glossy helicopter that dodged left and right like a mechanical Border collie, driving the band forward into a hidden corral.
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Videos taken at the scenes of the crash and released by local activists showed flames billowing from the crumpled debris of a plane, clearly identifiable as an Su-25, and showed the red star symbol used by the Russian Air Force.
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Images published on social media and by local Russian media showed flames shooting into the air and huge plumes of smoke billowing over Achinsk, which had more than 109,000 residents in 2013, according to the latest United Nations population figures.
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Last fall, he remade a number of his early silhouettes — draped, billowing floor-length capes and tunics — for a collection with Pendleton that showed in Paris, and he recently completed sketches for an upcoming collection for Virgil Abloh's Off-White.
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"It's like doing a boxing match and then swimming the Channel," she joked recently over breakfast at a French cafe in Chelsea, dressed stylishly in a black dress with luminescent buttons and billowing sleeves, her glasses perched carefully on her nose.
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After years of billowing story and cast, it was striking to note how the action hinged mostly on people we have been with from the beginning: Cersei and Jaime Lannister; Jon Snow; Sansa, Arya and Bran Stark; Daenerys Targaryen and Tyrion.
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Hibiscus tea, with which the cocktail is infused, is heated over an open flame and mixed with dry ice to produce a billowing fog — it's part of the allure that allows The Aviary to charge $27 for the enjoyable drink.
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Scraps of leathers and suedes were patchworked together in a rough Betty-Rubble-meets-the-Road-Warrior series of sleeveless minidresses and billowing greatcoats; tunics and trousers, and princess chemises held together by a big silk bow at the breast.
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It's got the white cake layers, billowing frosting and shredded coconut of the classic, crossed with the juicy citrus of ambrosia, the salad or dessert of oranges or mandarins, pineapple, strawberries and coconut embedded in whipped topping or sour cream.
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The bucolic imagery in the trailer underlines the cozy, even slightly sappy aspects of Ms. Alcott's book: the March sisters with their flowing locks and billowing gowns, looking as though they just stepped out of a John Singer Sargent painting.
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Emerging from the back of the stage in a white unitard and an enormous black skirt billowing from the floor to the ceiling is the steely and precise Ms. Mearns, the eventual captor of Mr. Ulbricht's comically limp and apathetic Sigh.
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On the second floor of the Ukrainian National Home on Second Avenue, a toque-clad chef in a billowing, teardrop-shaped wedding gown came down the Vaquera runway; a woman wore a Vaquera version of an oversize Tiffany & Company jewelry bag.
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Each new scene adds another layer of meaning, thickening the slow-building sense of dread: the men in billowing white robes on oil-rich land waiting for Getty Sr., a master of the universe who arrives in a demonically belching train.
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"If the infection is left unchecked and undiagnosed, it can become several inches in length and width and look like a sail billowing throughout the heart chamber," said Dr. Jonathan Eddinger, a cardiologist at Catholic Medical Center in Manchester, New Hampshire.
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One song, "Confusion," was written after the diagnosis: "We spent so long facing the days together/that I forgot how to be different from us," Ms. Deheza sings, over a synthetic backdrop of billowing major chords, but without the security of a drumbeat.
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Also in 2011, Beyoncé shared two photos of gown fittings in the music video for "I Was Here" which showed behind-the-scenes footage of the making of her white strapless sweetheart gown with a curve-hugging bodice, billowing skirt and dramatic train.
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Images from her aptly titled 1981 film, Freak Orlando, embody this best: a set of monks triumphantly hold chickens wearing babydoll heads as masks, and a circle of nymph-like characters in billowing gowns gaze at their genitals in a pool of water.
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Jillian Ruffo, Associate Beauty Editor: Between the plunging neckline, breathtaking floral details and billowing skirt, Kristen Bell's Zuhair Murad gown looks like it's literally pulled from a fairytale, and I simply couldn't get over the silhouette or the sexy-yet-elegant backless look.
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Those who've seen Poldark's first season on PBS know that a solid quarter of its screentime consists of the titular Captain Poldark (played by Aidan Turner) galloping his horse across Cornwall, cloak billowing behind him, as he stares broodingly out toward the sea.
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According to reports in the Japanese media, residents living near the offices of Kyoto Animation, one of Japan's most notable anime studios, called the police around 10am today, July 18, after hearing an explosion and seeing smoke billowing out of the building.
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Solntseva pairs Alexander's idyllic memories with pictorial rhapsody, filling the screen with a molten crimson sunrise, wavering light on a river's surface which looks like animated Abstract Expressionism, mist drifting dreamily along the riverbanks, smoke billowing, and clouds swarming amid the twilit sky.
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Trying to tamp down a billowing controversy, the Houston Texans owner Bob McNair on Saturday apologized for the second straight day for a comment he made at a recent meeting with fellow N.F.L. owners that was widely interpreted as demeaning to players.
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It's incredibly satisfying to examine the attention to detail they put into the waves of Loch Ness, the billowing smoke clouds of the Hindenburg zeppelin explosion, and the snow caps of Mount Everest made from common craft supplies like cotton, paper, and epoxy.
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I dropped my car off with valet and walked up the hotel's front steps, which brought me to a relaxed, but elegant porch with a peach tiled floor, plush couches and chairs, majestic columns, more manicured green hedges, and draped billowing white curtains.
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Standouts from the menu, which unites Italian and Japanese culinary techniques (D'Angelo is also the executive chef at Nobu Milan), include Wagyu beef wrapped in paper-thin ravioli with caramelized onions, and a succulent, charcoal-smoked bonito with artichoke that arrives billowing steam.
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At the end, they were holed up in a tiny enclave from which they released a video showing fighters still shooting with smoke billowing above - an attempt to portray their last stand as heroic and a call to arms for future jihadists.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Amid rare extreme heat in San Francisco, it was unusual to see black smoke billowing from a chimney on Friday — not to mention that it was coming from the Russian Consulate, the day after the Trump administration ordered it closed.
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Television images showed orange flames and black smoke billowing from burning buildings in Wamena, and videos that circulated on the internet showed dozens of people, many armed with machetes, standing in front of shops and homes to protect them from the angry mob.
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Airy peasant smocking and elongated shifts made from silk patchwork squares paraded next to fan-pleated silver lamé; Tartan was needle-punched into polka dots; logo Fair Isle-ish knits followed billowing Cossack trousers and elegant tailored overcoats in silk and leather.
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YORK, England (Reuters) - Legendary British steam train The Flying Scotsman returned to the tracks on Thursday after a 13-year, 4.2-million-pound ($5.9-million) refit, billowing smoke over train enthusiasts as it thundered from London to the northern city of York.
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The music that he makes as Euglossine—which has popped up on tastemaking experimental imprints like Orange Milk, Phinery Tapes, and Beer on the Rug—is weightless and uplifting, billowing upwards on the backs of glittery guitar lines and satiny synth sequences.
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Hanging curtain-like from a single horizontal crossbar, it is a wildly exuberant collection of incidents and effects, distinct passages grafted onto one another in a glorious profusion of blots, dots, curlicues, serpentine lines, billowing clusters of pod shapes, and slithering teardrops.
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Their music was akin to Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette, a film in which formalities like plot and acting vanish amid a procession of individual shots: lipstick-painted mouths taking bites out of strawberries; pink bubbly being poured into glasses; billowing white dresses.
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Ms Bush had little truck with artistic compromise: she fought her record company's choice of a debut single, opting instead for the billowing "Wuthering Heights", which carried her vocal range, exaggerated mannerisms and love of dramatic narrative to number one in the singles chart.
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Josélia Pegorim, a meteorologist with Climatempo, explained that the cold front changed the direction of the winds and transported smoke billowing from fires in Bolivia in the Brazilian state of Rondônia to the region, resulting in a dense layer of low, heavy clouds and fog.
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It came as no surprise to learn that the collection, of cinched, lace-up knitwear and billowing trousers, patchworked furs and grommeted dresses, was inspired by artists: in this case, Mr. McCollough said, the process artists of the 1960s, like Richard Serra and Robert Smithson.
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Cast of Static and Smoke is comprised of four long, thoughtful compositions (the shortest, "Sky, In Descending Pieces," is a scanty 22:224 minutes) that wend their way throughout the smoke-filled doom landscape with its billowing clouds of distortion and mountainous slabs of riffage.
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Thick clouds of dark smoke could be seen billowing out of the Sanchi tanker, engulfing the vessel as rescue efforts were hampered by bad weather and fire on and around the ship, Mohammad Rastad, head of Iran's Ports and Maritime Organisation, told Iranian television.
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She used it again while attending Wimbledon a week later, where she wore a boho-chic dress with billowing sleeves and changed up her usual simple, no-fuss hairstyle with a fun new updo — a low ponytail with two French braids running along each side.
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The latest example: Eric Greitens, a former Navy SEAL running for governor of Missouri, saying he will take "dead aim at politics as usual," literally takes aim with an assault rifle and fires off live rounds into an empty field, somehow creating a billowing explosion.
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"We have no idea what happened, but we did hear what sounded like an aircraft and then a tremendous boom," Mr. Oliver said calmly as his cameraman zoomed in and out on the black smoke billowing from the North Tower of the trade center.
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Enter, now, the Lorde of her forthcoming follow-up Melodrama, a poised but still wide-eyed 20-year-old who struts out in billowing silver pants—and girl has definitely been practicing that strut in the mirror—a corset, sheer blouse, and Adidas Superstars.
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Amid the images of billowing gas fires and burned-out buildings was a photo of Mr. Chin in the shell of a stripped Ferrari that once belonged to Uday Hussein, Saddam Hussein's eldest son; in another, two men stare none too happily into the camera.
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The close looking revealed in Steinberg's scrupulous prose is continuously dazzling: Hid in the lower depth of the veil of heaven (widely mistaken for God's billowing mantle or cloak) are two dark angels – damnably hard to see, but once spotted not to be thought away […] .
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And we stared at the now iconic photo of 20113-year-old Edith Windsor running down the steps of the Supreme Court, arms held above her head, pink and orange scarf billowing in the breeze like some kind of knight who just vanquished a dragon.
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Over the years, she's arrived at my door with all manner of elaborate confections — a Sacher torte, a chocolate-hazelnut cake, assortments of Viennese Christmas cookies, and a billowing almond dacquoise filled with mocha buttercream, each carefully made in the kitchen of her nearby brownstone.
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There are also prints of women's faces by the young Nigerian artist Fadekemi Ogunsanya, which appear on billowing silk pants; polka-dot-printed green caftans with ruffled cuffs and collars; and aso oke scarves finished with metallic fringe and worn over softly tailored tangerine suits.
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The dress is paired with a billowing, floor-length garment that flows over the top and back of the dress and is covered in thick layers of embroidery symbolizing "beautiful life and wealth" and inspired by the type of embroidery used in Japanese Noh Opera.
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The Rural Fire Service had earlier issued an emergency warning to visitors in the Royal National Park as the blaze threatened the main access road to a popular tourist spot called Wedding Cake Rock where people posted pictures of the billowing smoke to social media.
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Their collection — tweaked, twisted and blown up to outlandish proportions — was highlighted by a terry cloth bathrobe reworked as a voluminous evening dress, a flower-patterned minidress gift wrapped with a giant bow; and a billowing dress shirt, sleeves trailing nearly to the floor.
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In 2010 the resort had about 1,000 square feet of empty space that needed filling, so Ms. Vender asked Mr. Melpignano's shirt maker to produce a gauzy long shirtdress, which she called the Camilla, and a billowing cover-up, the Barbara, and opened a shop.
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Billowing black moiré anoraks swallowed the head while oily jumpsuits were lit by blinking red hazard lights; leather motocross body suits were spliced with fragments of red scarves and cloudy party dresses patched together from the odds and ends of nighties and shawls and tablecloths.
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"Sébastien Meunier used lacy wimples-cum-veils to frame a notably more romantic collection that built on the shipwrecked tailoring of the brand's founder and brought it forward: into billowing silk dresses in dusky rose; slouchy crushed velvet; and sweeping leather greatcoats," our critic wrote.
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For more than two decades, Christo has labored to create a work called "Over the River" in Colorado — a canopy of silvery fabric that was to have been suspended for two weeks over 42 miles of the Arkansas River, a flowing, billowing liquid mirror.
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But for the most part, "Part 8" is more or less Lynch in his purest form, where he's teasing out the boundaries between experimental film and nightmares, where he uses images as basic and seemingly inconsequential as billowing clouds to create a sense of all-encompassing dread.
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It's 1979—and I'll the whole story of the shoot another time, it's fantastic—he's opening up this case and pulling out a fucking butane torch, smoking a pipe that still I can't see, and now it's a Cheech and Chong movie with smoke billowing out.
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Who Tried It: Janine Rubenstein, PEOPLE Music Editor Why We Tried It: I was inspired by the February issue of O, The Oprah Magazine, for which its perennial cover girl rocks three famous hairstyles, such as her iconic talk show bob and Diana Ross's billowing mane.
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With the help of some stock footage-like scenery that looks like it came straight out of your high school French textbook, we see sequences of French women galavanting about the winding streets of Paris, scarves artfully arranged on their necks and billowing in the wind.
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Without being reductive, a leather jacket becomes simply leather ("After the Pope Party," 2016); and without altering the integrity of its design, a floor fan becomes simply portable, billowing out a draped white fabric affixed to two upright steel poles ("I Just Want To Be Wonderful," 2016).
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It remains a genuine testament to showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, as well as their sprawling cast, that the program's scope -- from the huge armies assembled to the billowing wings of those dragons under the control of Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) -- hasn't overwhelmed its human component.
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But in the days leading up to former FBI Director James Comey's blockbuster testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee, residents made it clear that while news of the scandal billowing around President Donald Trump's White House was impossible to avoid, it was far from their biggest concern.
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Locals at the southern tip of Texas took in an otherworldly sight on Thursday night: A giant mirror-polished machine roared to life near a beach, and through a billowing cloud of orange-colored smoke, rose six stories into the sky, hovered, and then gently landed.
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The conflagration, which broke out on Friday afternoon and took firefighters about four hours to extinguish, sent debris raining down from the Marco Polo tower onto an oceanfront tourist district, forcing the closure of a major road and sending thick, black smoke billowing over the city.
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The $143 million foundation building opened two years ago on the edge of Paris, a study in billowing sails designed by Frank Gehry and commissioned by Bernard Arnault, the chairman of LVMH, like Mr. Pinault a French luxury goods magnate and a longtime collector of contemporary art.
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He promised to present the programme in only his kecks if his beloved Leicester won the title last term, and he delivered on that promise by donning a pair of billowing white boxers and standing self-consciously in front of his fellow pundits with his nipples out.
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Last year, the overtopped dams, billowing sewage, and flooded homes in the wake of Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria showed that torrential rain can be devastating and fatal, especially in urban areas where concrete makes it harder for water to drain and where people can drown.
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His presence at the festival did seem to attract a different kind of crowd than the rest of the lineup—with their fringed crop tops, face paint and billowing kaftans, a number of attendees could have walked straight out of Forever 21's Coachella collection lookbook.
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This was the subject of an interactive exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History seven years ago, in which visitors could choose to rain bombs on the Martian surface, paint the ice caps black or plant the world with billowing smokestacks, which I did gleefully.
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His device, however, affixed to his torso with plastic zip ties, failed to fully detonate, the police said, and Mr. Ullah himself was the only one seriously injured in a blast that sent smoke billowing through the underground passageways of Midtown and snarled a Monday morning commute.
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Bros who bellow and slap each other's backs when a Pokémon pops into view; pop-punk boyfriend–girlfriend duos giggling about their latest catch; businessmen in billowing dress shirts and backpacks, just like their avatars in Pokémon Go. At night, this isn't so—there are other hunters.
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In addition to his work behind the board, he's also a musician himself—and played three sets this past weekend with Noisey faves Sinmara, Slidhr, and his long-running project Rebirth of Nefast, who delivered one of the weekend's most harrowing performances from beneath billowing pitch-black robes.
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"Chiffon billowing up…" Although a bit under the weather ("I have my kid's cold!" she told the production crew, warning of "phlegm" issues), the star gamely practiced handing a prop statuette to a "winner" and read from a teleprompter positioned at the back of the near-empty orchestra.
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The 26-year-old actor, who plays Credence Barebone in the Fantastic Beasts franchise, walked the red carpet at the UGC Ciné Cité Bercy in Paris on Thursday decked out in a billowing jacket-dress hybrid complete with a cape, a hood, gloves and a dark red lip.
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At a checkpoint on the outskirts of Qayyarah, 60km (40 miles) south of Mosul, a frustrated colonel in the Iraqi air force pointed to thick columns of smoke still billowing from an oil refinery that IS fighters had set on fire as they retreated from the town in August.
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I'd rooted out some of the prettiest dresses I'd seen in a while — romantic florals with billowing sleeves and ruffled necklines — but when I got home and tried them on, it was glaringly obvious that sizes have changed a bit since the '70s, and some were comedic in length.
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Trams, bicyclists, and pedestrians outpace the slow-moving rescue vehicle, even as the urgency of its mission is underscored with cuts to scenes of smoke billowing out of an upper-floor window of the house (the very same window from which Kasearu's head had popped out moments before).
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Mr. West and his wife, Kim Kardashian West, resplendent in a sheer bandeau top, cutaway pleather sports pants and billowing, oversize leopard-print fleece, arrived hand-in-hand a mere 30 minutes after the show was meant to start (early by their standards) to support their friend and consigliere.
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Think oversize blue pinstripe shirts with asymmetric hems, taken off the shoulder and paired with skintight denim and white over-the-knee boots; double-breasted blazers worn as dresses; loose black pinstripe slacks with denim track-pant stripes; and a sharp black pantsuit trailing into bright, billowing multicolor flares.
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They came in a gold breastplate (this is, bizarrely, something of a thing this season) over a billowing evening gown or the most homespun of knits, the sort a clan grandmother might make, or enveloped in a faux fur sweatsuit, giant striped scarves trailing behind like a train.
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A Cuban military band played "The Star-Spangled Banner" under a billowing Cuban flag as the American president and a Cuban Politburo member appeared side by side, flanked in the distance by huge sculptured portraits of Che Guevara and Camilo Cienfuegos, the revolutionaries who were intimates of Fidel Castro.
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Most striking is a mural of an Israeli soldier and a Palestinian man wrapped in a kaffiyeh pounding each other with pillows billowing with feathers, invoking Goya's "Fight With Cudgels" of two men planted to their knees, condemned to proximity and so endlessly trying to kill each other.
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When it's not showing her riding in elaborate South Asian costume on a bed of flowers in a flatbed truck, or standing in magnificent mountain landscapes with a giant billowing scarf, it has a long line of male dancers choreographed with moves that travel quickly down that line.
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In a lovely Ann Demeulemeester show, Sébastien Meunier used lacy wimples-cum-veils to frame a notably more romantic collection that built on the shipwrecked tailoring of the brand's founder and brought it forward: into billowing silk dresses in dusky rose; slouchy crushed velvet; and sweeping leather greatcoats.
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But that stuff was just a pretext for Mr. Owens to play with volumes, primarily in a series of draped and knotted down-filled garments extruded and bulging, torqued and billowing, battling or succumbing to gravity in ways that evoked Nancy Rubins sculptures, by way of Charles James.
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Although shorter than previous blasts, this one, launched from the roof of a university library, was no less awesome: it sent streams of color whizzing upwards before erupting into bright puffs, like daubs on a painter's palette, which left in their wake a dark, billowing mass of smoke.
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Images of the flooded metropolises of Houston, Jacksonville, and San Juan with overtopped dams, billowing sewage, and flooded homes show that torrential rain can be one of the most devastating consequences of hurricanes, especially in urban areas where concrete makes it harder for water to drain and where people can drown.
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From Season of Glass, Sean Ono Lennon wraps the percolating verses of "Dogtown" in gentle percussion and its chorus in a bigger envelope of guitar, drums and billowing synth chords, while tUnE-yArDs nips and tucks "Warrior Woman" into a punchy version of this feminist anthem from the early 1970s.
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As Turkish planes pounded Kurdish positions from the air and with artillery, CNN reporters on the ground in Syria reported smoke billowing from several large explosions as desperate civilians -- women, children and men -- fled the area on foot, some pushing others in wheelchairs, many crammed into the back of pickup trucks.
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If you've been on Instagram at any point this summer (and we suspect you have), you've probably noticed many, many members of the fashion set — from Leandra Medine and Pandora Sykes, to Anna Dello Russo and Giovanna Battaglia — wearing colorful, embroidered dresses with billowing sleeves, while staring into the ocean.
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Lava gushing out of cracks caused by Hawaii's Kilauea volcano over the weekend formed a two-story wall blocking parts of a highway crucial for residents to escape, as authorities warn them to steer clear of the plumes of acid and extremely fine shards of glass billowing into the sky.
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Rih was the right balance of delicate and coolin her off-the-shoulder, high-low number, complete with billowing sleeves and cinched waist; matching pale pink Manolo Blahnik sandals that laced all the way up to her knees, a sparkly Judith Leiber clutch, and Chopard jewelry finished the jaw-dropping ensemble.
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As the most prominent feature in the spaces both nights, the tinsel engaged me, and helped me to notice the sparkles all around: photos printed on glossy paper, paintings covered in a cerulean glitter, inflatable waving tubes (the kind you see at car dealerships), quietly billowing with a silky sheen.
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High notes were a billowing poppy-print gown that floated around the body like a breeze, and a white sleeveless sheath twisted into a knot at the waist — though schmatta-like nightdresses with see-through panels at the sides and big rhinestone buttons at the neck fell kind of flat.
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Still, there is friction between them: billowing across the floor, the materials of Browder's enormous installation cannot be anything other than themselves, while Hankwitz's abstraction in splats of red, blue, black, and pink on a snow-white ground, via its condition as a painting, enters the free-floating realm of metaphor.
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The slightly thickset bodies of certain male models — so unlike those of the usual Anglo starvelings — brought a dimension of solidity and sexy, cis-gendered masculinity to suits with hammered silk strapping, billowing full trousers and shirts patterned with a subtle allover pattern derived from the amulet known as a nazar.
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