Sentence examples for blowing fog from inspiring English sources
Thousands of Nationalist Party supporters gathered outside the presidential palace on Sunday, blowing fog horns and demanding a recount.
We explored Dingle in driving rain and blowing fog and then drove as fast we could, which is not very fast on Irish roads, to Tarbert to catch the last ferry across the dark glimmering Shannon.
Meanwhile, the project in Wyoming is focused on outfitting trucks along I-80 — a stretch of roadway where conditions are often hazardous due to extreme weather like blowing snow, fog and high winds.
But there is not enough wind to blow the fog away, or sun to burn it off.
People are typing at their laps, blowing across the fog of coffee, sleeping with their heads on the windows, on the pattern of green fields and brown fields, streams and gas stations and swimming pools, blue dots of aquamarine that suggest we've domesticated the mirage.
With a chill wind blowing wisps of fog across the top of the course and the ground cover looking more like the granular stuff you put in a snow cone than the stuff you race on for medals, Jennifer Heil of Canada took the lead on the final run, which was no great surprise considering that she was the defending Olympic champion and winner of her last four World Cup events.
There could be areas of near zero visibility because of blowing snow and fog. .
This film was also the first film to be released in the 4DX motion theaters in Mexico and in the Western Hemisphere, featuring strobe lights, tilting seats, blowing wind and fog and odor effects.
Vonn and Mancuso had the 17th and 18th places in the start order of the first run, which was held in a haze of fog and blowing snow that eventually forced the postponement of the conclusion of the race until Thursday.
The technology features tilting seats, blowing wind and artificial fog, as well as odour effects.
Performers also use a variety of special effects: creating fog by blowing tobacco smoke through a thin pipe, or fire by spraying and lighting rosin simultaneously.
