Sentence examples for are cloud from inspiring English sources
verb
To become foggy or gloomy, to become obscured from sight.
- The glass clouds when you breathe on it.
She is a painter whose specialties are cloud scenes and portraits of children.
"There are cloud forest areas in the Gran Sabana where new tree species are still being studied," she said.
At Astara, close to the Iranian border, there are cloud forests, flower meadows, open-air roadside bread ovens, tea plantations and sheep sheltering in petrol stations.
Gartner, a technology consultancy, observes in a recent report that tech firms are rushing to rebrand their products with the latest "cloud" buzzword, "whether they actually are cloud offerings or not".
As elsewhere in Wulingyuan, there are monkeys aplenty for such mobs to see and feed (illegally); but if there really are cloud leopards and pangolins and all the other animals and birds for which this reserve is said to be famous, the commotion along the Golden Whip River Canyon has clearly sent them all scurrying off into the forest.
DO and DR are cloud users.
Google Apps are cloud-based tools, meaning that people use the software through the Web.
And there are cloud-based services emerging for big data applications.
Our systems are cloud-based - with the product catalogue closely knit with the quote and order processing tools as well as staff management.
" 'A cloud hanging over you,'a'a cloud on the horizon.' " Although small groups of members occasionally get together in Britain, the society's real life is on its Web site, where people can view reproductions of famous cloud art, read cloud-related poetry, post their own cloud photographs and post comments as long as they are cloud-related.
"Those are clouds," he said.
