Sentence examples for a thick smog from inspiring English sources

Leonard Dove was a journeyman cartoonist whose work often appeared swaddled in a thick smog of halftone.

This time, that deception at least has been avoided: the delegation was greeted by a thick smog.

At the end of last year, a thick smog hovered over the city for over a month, with only the hilly parts of Sarajevo spared.

ON COLD days in Delhi, the poor light bonfires of tyres, trees and rags whose fumes mix with the exhaust from the city's 2m vehicles to form a thick smog.

On Monday morning, as a thick smog enveloped the Chinese capital, about 40 demonstrators gathered outside Beijing's No 2 intermediate people's court holding placards and chanting: "Pu Zhiqiang is not guilty!

These fires produce a thick smog and release a huge volume of greenhouse gases.

The conference came just one week after Paris topped the charts earning the title of most polluted city in the world, as a cloud of thick smog blanketed the city's tourist attractions, turning a much-anticipated solar eclipse into a non-event.

Nanjing Road is long and winding, but eventually leads to Shanghai's most-famous attraction: the Bund, an elevated embankment overlooking the Huangpu River and the space age-like Pudong district, on the river's far side, which is home to Shanghai and China's financial empire and replete with dramatic and gigantic shapes, albeit often obscured by a blanket of thick smog.

A red alert for thick smog had been issued in the provinces of Heilongjiang, Jilin and Liaoning, the news agency added.

Real time data on PM2.5 have been available since 2012, after a public outcry about thick smog in China.

The WHO's China representative admitted the thick smog had resulted in a "crisis".