Sentence examples for for a drizzle from inspiring English sources

Don't tell Thao Le, a business development coordinator who, if not for a drizzle, might have been among the regulars going shoeless in the emerald green of Bryant Park in Midtown the other day.

The accompanying chill killed some of the weakest animals, too fragile for even a drizzle.

Motorists braced for traffic disruption: a drizzle can prompt southern Californians to drive extremely slowly or even stop.

Much of the time she sat in the lobby, waiting and lamenting that the forecast had called for little more than a drizzle.

In December, he suggested that coca leaves might be used for salad, saying that a drizzle of olive oil and balsamic vinegar would mask their bitter taste.Now he seems to have changed tack.

If a dish needs a lot of oil, we mention it, but in most cases all you need is a drizzle for sauteing or searing.

It's another cold-pressed, peppery, robust oil, which means it's ideal for a hefty drizzle at the end of cooking.

But for a steady drizzle, water was in short supply Tuesday on the north side of 57th Street between Fifth Avenue and Avenue of the Americas, where a water main break the day before had forced a shutdown.

I tried to pick my moment between showers and downpours to get to the allotment, settling for a fine drizzle, thinking it was probably the best I was going to get.

The flavorful combination and a drizzle of lime made for the ultimate entree experience.

While I waited for a taxi, drizzling rain made a soft "poom, poom, poom" sound on the structure's clay tile roof.