Sentence examples for brooding cloud from inspiring English sources

With the brooding cloud of the first day gone to be replaced by warm autumn sun, the crowd basked and the pitch started to look its age.

The latter was always projected as the winner of the pair, the smiling sun to Brown's brooding cloud.

Unlike in Washington, DC – where the National Zoo this week celebrated panda baby Bao Bao's first birthday – a familiar dark brooding cloud settled over Edinburgh, Scotland, after reports indicated that Tian Tian likely miscarried in the late stages of her pregnancy.

If the Elia Kazan controversy is the brooding cloud over this year's ceremony, Benigni is its ray of light--to the point that some in Hollywood are saying that academy members could vote for him for best actor simply because they want to see what he'll do on stage.

All the while brooding clouds, streaked with rain, had been sidling up from the west.

Friday's match began under brooding clouds with spots of rain and the outlook looked pretty ominous for Moore, too.

But for most of the winter, when the skies are overcast and soaked with rain, the brooding clouds create a dramatic chiaroscuro effect.

The breathtaking beauty of Hubble's pictures of faraway galaxies and brooding clouds of stellar nurseries have impressed astronomers and ordinary people alike.

But later brooding clouds drifted in, suspending play for a short while immediately after tea: and with the change overhead so the nature of the pitch revealed itself.

Still, even with new colleagues, victims and suspects, "Season 3 looks an awful lot like the first two: brooding clouds; menacing, slate-colored skies; and leaden seas are still featured players," Alessandra Stanley wrote in The New York Times.

For the first time, the brooding clouds that have covered the south coast have dispersed and the sun has broken through, glinting on the ear stud of the strapping young pace bowler striding up the hill from the sea end.