Sentence examples for fog spreading from inspiring English sources

Those effects extend well across the state line, with the fire itself crossing into New Mexico on Saturday and a thick smoky fog spreading far and wide.

It makes its way into the prose poem "Métropolitain", which records the view from the window of the recently opened Metropolitan line train and which, in its typically contrary way, demonstrates his affection: "sheets of fog spread out in ghastly layers in the sky... formed of the most sinister black smoke that the Ocean in mourning can produce".

Many industry experts doubt that price transparency can be achieved in a business famous for spreading a fog of consumer confusion.

Fog has also been cleared by spreading chemicals from a plane that turned some fog into rain, but this method was too costly.

And so it was instructive this past week to observe the responses on both sides of the Channel to Europe's economic malaise spreading like a dark fog occluding the future.

At the beginning of the impingement, a portion of the fluids that turned yellow in the impinging region was considered the NO2 and N2O4 vapors or chemical condensate, while the white fogs were regarded mainly as the spreading MMH vapor.

She writes a love letter to England, its fields smelling of "fog and peat," and to London with its spreading trees and sudden bursts of pastoral beauty.

From the late 70's through the early 90's, the reputation of the German band Faust spread like fog wrapped in a shroud.

He accused the economists with "conspiring to spread mental fog," charging that they "were unintelligible; that they had in general proved wrong; and that in any case they all disagreed".

The fog of war spreads over London this festival.

He said using both compensated for light's inability to penetrate fog and the tendency of microwave beams to spread out and grow unfocused.