Sentence examples for brown mist from inspiring English sources

Warm dust rose between the slabs of broken concrete, which were grinding steadily to powder under the feet of tens of thousands of hurrying office-wallahs, and forming a fine brown mist all the way down to the Maidan.

Being straight and a little naïve, I imagined it would be like those brutal opening scenes of Irreversible down in the Rectum club: a dirty brown mist of wall-to-wall fist-fucking and cock-sucking, of bobbing heads grunting and groaning, of blood, sweat and cum.

Perhaps his best work of this kind is "Dr. Gris-Gris's Book of Spells and Portents, Price $19.95" (2001), in which dynamic calligraphic marks and graffitilike figures are veiled in an orange-brown mist.

"Green Pale Light" (2002) is an out-and-out landscape: a single bar of moonlight white holds its own among more earthy colors — pine green, earth brown and mist gray — that reflect the Alpine surroundings of Mr. Scully's studio in Mooseurach, Germany.

Saying this, her brown eyes mist over.

The skies become bigger the further north and east you go, and here at Essex's northern extremes, close to Suffolk and the market town of Sudbury, you're in Gainsborough country; in the autumn the fields are brown, the mists hang low and you'll surprise shooting parties in tweeds, Barbour jackets and mustard-coloured socks out bagging pheasants.

The fug of a 50s Soho nightclub is vividly conjured in Ultz's design of battered brown wood and misted glass.

When the leaves turn to gold and brown and the pale mist makes islands of the hilltops, and the dark nights start to creep in ever earlier, I always think of Jack Kerouac.

CANADIAN MIST BLACK DIAMOND (Brown-Forman), $15: simple, sweetish and spicy.

Some of the beakers are filled with mist, while others are deep brown in color.

The city had been under a blanket of subalpine fog for days, and the air was brown and felt gluey, as though the mist and trapped smog were congealing.