Sentence examples for for a hazy from inspiring English sources

Not only does it make for a hazy story, it's self-defeating.

In two grinding days across 7,000 miles, the foggy dew had been swapped for a hazy dust.

One clause would require licenses for a hazy range of "online services," which some feared could cover blogs and news Web sites.

Cut paper for a cathedral's stained-glass windows is one thing, but for a hazy gray sky punctuated with soft orbs of falling snow?

Those vocals have a light touch and, with that bare-as-bones backing track, make for a hazy delight of a song.

He also has firm support from the Nats in his home province, centred on Johannesburg.Yet he is hamstrung by a constitutional clause that prevents members of Parliament from defecting to other parties; few will want to lose their jobs and salaries for a hazy, uncertain future under Mr Meyer.

But I went for John, with a hazy sense of having read it at university.

Resuming on 72 for two on a hazy morning, South Africa employed the same ultra-defensive strategy that marked their batting on Sunday.

Mary Jane is, of course, slang for marijuana and certainly a hazy, dreamy quality pervades many of Drake's compositions, expressed most vividly here in his descriptions of Mary Jane's "brightly coloured rings".

"Mat's work documents and examines the vernacular detritus of city living, looking for threads of color, shape, and gesture that suggest a hazy narrative for the viewer.

Ravel's "Pavane for a Dead Infanta" offers a hazy background here, but the onrush of the Concerto for the Left Hand (Roy Bogas as piano soloist) is perfect for the sudden appearance of Ms. Feijoo as a crazed Medea.