Sentence examples for clear of clouds from inspiring English sources

Measuring 40 by 54 inches, the image captures a storm as the weather begins to change, with the foreground clear of clouds.

So long as the sky is clear of clouds, it should be a great time to get outside and gaze at it or take some photos.

On a recent visit, Taylor admires "Vesuvius clear of clouds, the lanterns of a few fishing boats flickering in the harbor, some scraps of song floating up from Mergellina, and Capri's lights dimly visible at the vanishing point".

In days clear of clouds, Nepal's Mount Everest, 29029 feet high, can be seen.

On the day of the solar eclipse, 20 March, the Midlands, southwest and northeast England, south Wales and parts of eastern Scotland were clear of cloud and had a good view of the eclipse.

Late in August, walking with Frost through the afternoon into the night, Thomas jotted in his notebook: a sky of dark rough horizontal masses in N.W. with a 1/3 moon bright and almost orange low down clear of cloud and I thought of men east-ward seeing it at the same moment.

Israeli scientists said they had clear images of cloud-to-space lightning, called sprites, and the first scientific pictures recorded from space that show an elf, a luminous doughnut-shape electrical glow above a thunderstorm that lasts less than a millisecond.

With wind shear no longer impinging on the organization of Iselle, the tropical cyclone gradually became more symmetric, allowing for the hurricane's once ragged eye to clear itself of cloud cover and the storm to intensify to major hurricane status on August 3.

Hawaii County has warned residents to steer clear of the toxic clouds, which can cause lung damage and eye irritation, and killed two people during an eruption in 2000.

Even though most photographs taken along the ISS path did not have clear city lights, because of clouds or the land sea distribution under the ISS path, calibration of the imaging parameters is possible if there were more than one photograph with an enough number of city lights.

The northern portion of Ireland was clear of the ash cloud on Friday, leaving the Dublin airport one of the few European airports operating.