She becomes misty-eyed as she describes her mother's death from breast cancer when Ms. Quinn was a teenager.
Smith becomes misty-eyed as he recalls English taking him to a pub and asking him if he wanted to join a band.
I'm going to do what I have to do, and I want to get it done here.' " Here in south Texas, where Duncan has followed David Robinson's lead of staying put, where the public-address announcer simply says "Tim at the line" when he shoots free throws and where even Popovich becomes misty-eyed when he takes a moment to consider the eventual end of the era.
As a naturalized American citizen, every immigrant mother holds her child closer the day she takes the citizenship oath, and becomes misty-eyed with emotion, as she realizes that a world of opportunity has opened up for her children.
Every year, as the hour grows late on Christmas night, my father's eyes become misty.
The sky became misty and the sun ducked behind the hills, leaving only patches of the river illuminated as we sang merrily.
Apparently, in the time it had taken me to walk up those five flights of stairs, the clouds had risen and the air had become misty, providing less-than-ideal viewing conditions.
My son was born a few years after the 1988 Games in Calgary, and by the 1992 Games in Albertville, I was stunned at how someone's children were receiving these medals, and became misty at the sight of their beaming parents in the stands.
Their guide, Annie Fedel, whose husband works in system administration for Zappos, became misty-eyed at the mention of Hsieh's leadership.
She threw her racket hard enough to break it, quietly fumed over line calls and became misty-eyed after hitting poor shots.
Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukWHEN discussing habeas corpus or the "Great Writ of Liberty", as the most revered legal device of the Anglophone world is often known, jurists and civil libertarians tend to become misty-eyed.
