Sentence examples for But mist from inspiring English sources

The lanes of watery light that pierced the low cloud from time to time seemed to illuminate nothing but mist and cloud and water.

Glowing with maternal warmth as Joanie — who cannot help but mist up when she recalls her dead son — Jo Twiss is especially lovely in an early scene with Mr. Bedford, when Joanie shows Clive how to prune back a sadly neglected rose bush.

Wilting is normal for the first day, but mist the plant's leaves if it occurs.

But misting too much can promote mold growth.

But a mist of disappointment soon settled over the building.

There was nothing but the mist and the snow and the silence of death.

They continued to Scotland, where Fuller got lost while hiking on Ben Lomond, in the Highlands, and spent a night marooned, with nothing but the mist for a blanket.

As a fine but drenching mist of rain began to fall, voters were more reluctant to stop, dashing in and out of the polling station.

Soon there was nothing but grey mist in every direction, save the odd gnarled, wind-battered bush, and the occasional Exmoor pony, looming mysteriously out of the gloaming.

Crossing west into Saranac Lake, you'll see no falling water, but Mountain Mist Custard has been a soft-serve institution for 50 years.

The sky above was a piercingly clear blue but the mist still draped itself over the land and over the vast immensity of the Wash, whose mudflats were rapidly turning into mirrors as they were flooded by the incoming tide.