Behind the altar the sacred trident reared, and smoke coiled lazily about its prongs.

Esidio was leaning over a tiny brazier from which thick, viscous smoke coiled.

But the smoke that she was seeing was coiling from The Shadow's automatic.

The secretary jolted; smoke coiled outward from his vest.

The smoke from his cigarette went nowhere, but coiled about him, hanging in the still air; and he waited impatiently for his service.

Black smoke coiled around the ceiling, and the great roaring fan beside the lake had reversed, sucking out the smoke.

Black smoke coiled into the air from the wrecks of the North Korean land transport and downed jets.

The smoke coiled and writhed, and took on dozens of different, shifting shapes.

Flames licked all along the length of the flow, and wispy yellow smoke coiled.

Though the door was shut, the room was getting very hot and smoke was coiling in around the edges of the door in grey wisps.