Sentence examples for fog hovers from inspiring English sources

A layer of fog hovers over the gritty Gowanus Canal nearby, but the bakery is airy and warm.

Every morning, provoked by the warm, pale-green waters of the Cumberland River, a thick layer of fog hovers above town, stuffing the gaps between the hills like chinking and giving an observer the impression that nothing exists in the lands beyond except an endless lather of clouds.

6am Fog hovers cold and impolite.

A thickening fog hovers visibly in the balcony, a milieu I find more than inviting.

A layer of fog hovered over the water, with the snow-capped Glarus Alps beyond.

Cheers and applause greeted their arrival, as they strode down streets where the morning fog hovered like a mystical blanket.

In some, the background had been whited out, creating the effect of a strange, ghostlike fog hovering behind the machine.

It was a mad dash across the Ozette, our shrieks and shouts rising up into the pink fog hovering over the beach.

The fog hovering over the Met Office has been deepened by press speculation that it has flunked its latest long-term forecasts.

Greta too sounds this theme, in a passage that is offhand, casual and as perfect a description of motherhood as I've read: "In the early morning, the fog hovered as low as the rosebushes.

There are few sights like waking up at sunrise atop the summit, the lake below, and if you're lucky, fog hovering just over the water.