Sentence examples for dramatic fog from inspiring English sources

But as thunder develops and a dramatic fog builds, the show hits its stride.

Rubber farming has been blamed for a dramatic decline in fog frequency in the region.

Because of the dramatic background: the fog, the cobbled streets … it fascinates them.

Rubber farming has been blamed for a dramatic decline in fog frequency from the 1950s to the 1980s in Xishuangbanna, the study reported; the leading scientific theory is that rubber trees, which have especially deep roots, pull water from subsoils faster than trees in a rainforest would.

Because of the dramatic background, the fog, cobbled streets.

Ireland is more about experiencing a mood than any particular tourist sites, and that mood is best encapsulated by dramatic cliffs, rolling fog over green hills and whiskey -- lots and lots of whiskey.

Although no treatments derepressed the transgenic reporter in the distal-most stem cell region, prp-17 (RNAi) and mtr-4 (RNAi) resulted in a dramatic increase of fog-1 3′UTreporterexpressioninn in the transition zone where the cells entered meiosis.

The UK's recent quiet weather took a dramatic turn last week as fog gave way to gales and heavy rain.

The London Fog of 1952 provides dramatic evidence of the risk of extremely high levels of PM air pollution over a period of about a week (Bell and Davis 2001; Bell et al. 2004; Logan 1953).

And while "The Fog of War" is less dramatic, it also offers a bravura display of documentary technique and can stand, like Mr. Morris's other films, as an elusive, engrossing character study.

Mumford & Sons have already built a foundation in that regard, and this dramatic convergence of events -- albeit with fog machines replacing the real thing -- will undoubtedly enhance their reputation.