Smoke billows from house.

Meaning: This sentence describes the thick smoke emerging from the burning house.

Choice of Words: The word smoke refers to the visible gas or aerosol produced by burning something. Billows means to flow or move in large, rolling masses. From indicates the starting point of an action or movement. House refers to a building where people live.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Smoke billows from the burning house.
• Smoke billows from burning house.
• Smoke billows from the roof.
• Smoke billows into sky.
• Smoke billowed from the burning house.
• Smoke billowed from the house.
• Clean house, happy house.
• The train sped through the countryside, leaving a trail of smoke behind.
• The train rumbled through the countryside, leaving a trail of smoke.
• The train sped through the countryside, leaving a trail of smoke.