Sentence examples for a thick cloudy from inspiring English sources
Wednesday, though, was not a clear day, and when people with early dinner reservations at the restaurant, atop Rockefeller Center, stepped off the express elevators, all they saw outside was a thick, cloudy whiteness.
The UFOs were sighted on 7th June at 1950 hours a civilian meteorologist Jorge Stanich observed for 5 seconds a stationary object coloured a clear brilliant yellow, apparent diameter one point five centimetres and surrounded by an iridescent halo,appearing under a thick cloudy condition 300 metres ceiling at two three zero degrees from true north at two five degrees above the horizon.
While the Overture is playing, the Curtain rises, and discovers a new Frontispiece, joyn'd to the great Pylasters, on each side of the Stage... Behind this is the Scene, which represents a thick Cloudy Sky, a very Rocky Coast, and a Tempestuous Sea in perpetual Agitation.
Behind the bedrooms, along the entire seven-hundred-and-fifty-foot length of the building, run corridors whose windows consist of a multitude of small round holes driven through the wall at a slant and sealed with thick, cloudy panes, like bottle glass.
The later sighted at 0220 hours during a 4 second period similar objects with an apparent diameter of one centimetre wide appearing under thick cloudy ceiling of 300 metres at point 330 degrees from true north at 40degrees above the horizon.
Note that adding fruit to a beer will impair its visual clarity, which is another reason why thick, cloudy hefeweizens and stouts make good pairings.
His was somewhat thick, cloudy and intense.
Microbes in the thick, cloudy atmosphere could be protected from solar radiation by the sulfur compounds in the air.
We attempt to model the planets with thick-cloudy, non-equilibrium chemistry atmospheres but find that removing CH4 to fit the 3.3 μm photometry increases the predicted L (3.8 μm) flux enough that it is inconsistent with observations.
Increase in microbial biomass could be observed by the cloudy or murky appearance of the media for Pro and Rhiz variants and a thick mesh of mycelium for T-22 variants.
