Sentence examples for a mist of icing from inspiring English sources
Where to eat There are treacly, spice-filled Dona Amélia tartlets to be scoffed (through a mist of icing sugar) at O Forno (Rua São João 67), and groceries to be bought for the pleasure of it in Basilio Simões' atmospheric old emporium on Rua Direita.
Outside nightspots like the comedian Roberto Riverón's 3-D Café — where customers can watch a stand-up routine or a movie through a mist of dry ice — the many yellow license plates, which denote cars owned by Cubans, are a clue to the heavily local crowd.
There will be petits fours and macarons at the end, served in a mist of liquid nitrogen, like Sammy Hagar emerging from dry ice to sing.
"It was just a mist of blood".
But a mist of disappointment soon settled over the building.
A mist of hairspray is all you need, says Gilbert.
"You get a mist of depleted uranium and steel".
Around her bursts a mist of circles, squares and swirls.
Trivial observations arrive through a mist of tears.
She lives in a mist of evasion and make-believe.
And it's what permeates "Ten Cents a Dance" like a mist of stinging perfume.
