Those plans went up in the smoke of a 1994 arson fire.

- with Anderson and Parker going up in the smoke of the first cut.

But it went up in the smoke.

"This is the end of the newspaper," he moaned, as he envisioned his job going up in the smoke and mirrors of cyberspace.

Actually, the Boston Harbor commercial was child's play compared to Lyndon Johnson's famous daisy-picking little girl going up in the smoke of an atomic explosion.

Once he entered the Library all talk about the "transcendental value to history" had evaporated, gone up in the smoke of the LSD grenade.

Gooden, whose performance tonight represented a personal relief, if not a full recovery, from his recent pitching troubles, had barely exited before his efforts went up in the smoke coming off the bats of the Astros.

And help from Washington is going up in smoke too.

He felt as if his whole life was going up in smoke.

I went and found his place gone up in smoke.

They would all go up in smoke if what he had been told were true.

"But this is going up in smoke because of what people do to each other."

No sense for it all to go up in smoke.

It looks like your case just went up in smoke.

Any chance he had with her would go up in smoke.

Be that as it may, the moment went up in smoke.

If we let this get away from us, it all goes up in smoke.

Everything he had went up in smoke with his house, according to the reports.

Any physical evidence for the crime went up in smoke long ago.

But a village to the south went up in smoke the next day.

You saved your own work just before everything went up in smoke.

"We've got six minutes before the island goes up in smoke!"

If you're not careful, everything can go up in smoke.

He did not go up in smoke, which puzzled me.

Let the old junk go up in smoke, he thought.

"Any longer and I'm going to go up in smoke."

"It is all that effort I made on the book going up in smoke," he said.

You can either leave or hang around and watch it all go up in smoke.

I was afraid you'd say no, and my dream would go up in smoke.

More than 200 homes and 35,000 acres had gone up in smoke.

Somebody, certainly, would be blamed if they went up in smoke.

Would you be willing to see Moscow go up in smoke?