| 11. | Blood pours from his nostrils and smoke billows from his ears.
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| 12. | Drapery billows around her and rays shoot from the box.
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| 13. | Black smoke continued to billow in the area Saturday afternoon.
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| 14. | Squeeze a balloon in one spot and it billows out in another.
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| 15. | Billows of smoke rose hundreds of feet into the air.
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| 16. | They hang from houses and shops and billow behind trucks and motorcycles.
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| 17. | An electric-light " campfire " that billows smoke.
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| 18. | Curtains, for example, still billow in cold showers.
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| 19. | Smoke billows from his head, a symbol of vanity and arrogance.
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| 20. | Witnesses saw orange flames and billows of black smoke in the air.
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