Sentence examples for foggy dew from inspiring English sources
Its companion, "The Foggy Dew," was sung with an attractive straightforwardness by Leena Chopra, a soprano.
It may be about transience, but to me The Foggy, Foggy Dew is the sound of security.
In two grinding days across 7,000 miles, the foggy dew had been swapped for a hazy dust.
The evening ended with Dominic Behan's stomping story of Irish construction workers, McAlpine's Fusiliers, and a return to Easter 1916 with the emotional Foggy Dew, finely sung by O'Neill.
But the song that brings back childhood most vividly comes from my mother – it's the English folk song The Foggy, Foggy Dew, which we had on a 7in single, sung by Peter Pears and arranged by Benjamin Britten.
I still like the sound of the Hedgehog Song: it's about a young man whose fancies are not aggressively macho and to my generation of folkies it felt as timeless as The Foggy Foggy Dew.
Clear and foggy mornings were characterized by higher dew amounts and longer dew duration, whereas less dew was recorded during cloudy and especially windy mornings.
It was a supremely foggy day.
