Sentence examples for foggy lines from inspiring English sources

Our feature documentary, from which this Op-Doc is adapted, traverses these foggy lines.

She wrote to us: "I have been traveling and documenting in Russia and Ukraine the journey of these young girls that become prostitutes and fashion models, or the foggy lines that exist between both".

When it snows, rains or becomes foggy, the line of laser light illuminates the flakes or droplets, creating what Mr. O'Meara calls "a three-dimensional wall" that is easily seen by a pilot.

With every foggy synth line and pinched pop structure, we wonder, would it even mean anything different if music this alien was made in Paris or London?

Tumor's contribution "Limerence" is built around the sort of foggy keyboard line and nature sounds that show up on forgotten new age tapes, but he too breaks up the bliss with staticky vocal samples from what sounds like a home movie.

In fact, he contends that in foggy conditions, the lines are safer than electric lights located high atop poles.

Out there, beyond the foggy windscreen and white lines, was the forest.

This is exactly the right line from Foggy Bottom.

But in case your TV off-season activities of choice (binge-watching early 2000s teen soaps? Nope? Just us?) have left your memory of last year's story lines a little foggy, we've put together a refresher to get you all caught up for Tuesday night.

Ms. Sander was subtle in her use of stripes, which ran in faded lines or perhaps as foggy plaids.

It has that surreal, foggy atmosphere reminiscent of "Mullholland Drive," where lines between dream and reality are so blurred that every moment feels like a disguised nightmare.