They were looking up at a white plume of smoke.

One, then the other went up in a plume of orange fire.

The plume seemed to grow longer as the minutes passed.

She called him again, her breath coming out in a white plume.

Beyond that, however, the three plume sources seem to have little in common.

This far up, their breath came out in white plumes.

The plume was not seen in imagery about six hours later.

Plumes continued to rise high over the city late into the night.

For days a plume of smoke rose from the site.

A plume of steam shot high into cold night air.

And now something emerged from the base of the plume.

It was essential that the plume water be kept running.

Not a single plume of smoke rose from a fire.

A green, black, and white plume was added to show off more of the school colors.

There is a slide on the top for a plume, if you want one.

With better information, he added, "you can avoid having people running into the plume instead of away from it."

"I ordered him to stay and fight for the Plume!"

Plumes of water shot 60 feet into the air, the fishermen said.

"I want you to ask yourself was there any hope of saving the Plume?"

At last they were through the final fringe of green plumes and into the open.

And as the source is cut off, the plume should retreat.

Over his shoulder, I saw a dust plume far in the east.

On 29 June another plume was detected from the same area.

These plumes appear to be formed in one of two ways.

I have heard that the white plume on it cost a small fortune.

Where the breath of the others plumed in the air.

Will's breath plumed in the night air as he dressed.

In the bitter cold, his breath plumed onto the night.

She moved a little closer to where the fire plumed its thread of smoke.

He was breathing hard; mist plumed from his open mouth.

He plumed and preened himself now like some great bird.

He walked into the velvet darkness, his breath pluming out before him.

Alexander's panel plumed into a light show, blowing him out of his chair.

His heavy breathing plumed out white in front of his face.

It plumed off the blacktop and hung in the heat.

"See, the prince is pluming himself," said one of the thieves.

All around the ridge top great gouts of earth plumed up.

Ryan eased back, conscious of the way his breath plumed out into the morning air.

Though thin smoke plumed from the chimney, it had the general air of being empty.

He was breathing hard and his breath was pluming in the air.

As he spoke, breath pluming out of him, he turned from the window.

Davy grunted as he hit, dust pluming up around him.

Dust and paper debris plumed from the open sacristy door.

They could see smoke pluming in the sky, but the intimacy of the tragedy reached them by television.

"Gate was shut but not locked," he said, his breath pluming up.

Jets of steam plumed from its nostrils; it was frustrated.

She walked at a brisk pace, saying nothing, vapor pluming from her mouth.

Phosphorescent white water plumed like angels' wings on both sides.

Ashes plumed around my feet as I sprinted toward the north end of the building, and the stairs.

Her breath plumed out, then broke apart on her moving face.