The most elaborate webs are those of the orb weavers, whose circular nets are conspicuous on dewy mornings.
To drink a great wine, made from grapes that shimmered those dewy mornings in '64 is, for me, a penetrating thing.
On dewy mornings, when the sun rises over the hill behind our house and illuminates the lawn, lighting the million pearls of moisture suspended from the tip of every blade of grass, I know the waiting is over.
Disease is prevalent in the areas where dewy mornings are followed by a hot humid afternoon and relatively cool nights.
By Mohsin Hamid One cold, dewy morning, you are huddled, shivering, on the packed earth under your mother's cot.
This shift in focus from the cerebral to the physical feels particularly apt in the urban setting, where we are bombarded with all manner of sensory assaults – from unsavoury fumes to dewy morning light and the smell of croissants.
But after a couple of paragraphs of ironic motivational talk, each chapter moves into a narrative mode: "you" are a poor village boy, first seen "huddled, shivering, on the packed earth under your mother's cot one cold, dewy morning".
Instead of… When the man is loading the dishwasher, and the woman must come over, because he is loading it wrong, it is called "the dishwasher position".… One cold, dewy morning, you are huddled, shivering, on the packed earth under your mother's cot.
PRINCE AKIHITO I'd wed you without cattle, without money, without a dowry itself, And I'd kiss you of a dewy morning at daybreak.
What's the big story: The American Dream -- a dream of a perfect dewy morning in an idealized Anywhere, USA.
Dewy autumnal mornings and the early 10.15 start will not assist them here, so the toss will play a big part, although Vaughan believes that none of the pitches at Edgbaston, The Oval or the Rose Bowl, while skittish, have misbehaved unduly and that, when there has been movement, it has not dissipated as the day has progressed.
