Sentence examples for foggy sky from inspiring English sources

Ahead of the car are scores upon scores upon scores of mighty towers, climbing endlessly into the foggy sky, like some surreal and unexpected ruined city.

From his window at the Grand Hôtel du Louvre, Pissarro made many paintings of the Avenue de l'Opéra; in the one on view, from 1898, specklike couples promenade into a foggy sky.

She lined up with about 250 racers who rolled out from St. Francisville, about 30 miles north of Baton Rouge, La., under a foggy sky to test themselves on the back roads.

As you burst above the canopy, a real-world fan blows cold air in your face, simulating the foggy sky you're entering.

Made by a company called DeTect, its spinning antennas are scanning foggy skies for turkey vultures, standing in for condors.

When photographer Maureen Drennan was growing up, she spent part of her time in Block Island, Rhode Island, whose landscape is characterized by foggy skies and still waters.

It's been a pleasure and an honor to be able to step outside each morning and watch the sun play off its facade at just the right angle (or, on the cloudy days, see its wondrous immensity illustrated by its surreal immersion into the foggy morning sky) all while it sneakily grew taller before my eyes.

The first line that popped out was: "As Ava played out in the garden one day, when the air was all foggy, the sky rather grey…" I realised straight away that if I split the sentence, I had a perfect rhyming couplet.