Sentence examples for from the cloudy from inspiring English sources

As the afternoon wears on, a white civilian aid helicopter of a type the soldiers nickname the Jinglebird descends loudly from the cloudy sky.

But even rationalists must acknowledge that this series of the not-so-incurably ill forms a fascinating and neglected part of medical history, a rare report from the cloudy borders of the improbable and unforeseen.

In the interest of letting nothing go to waste, White Cow Dairy in East Otto, N.Y., near Buffalo, has introduced what it calls yogurt tonics, made from the cloudy liquid whey on top of yogurt that is usually either poured off or stirred in.

When we finish our descent from the cloudy apexes (in other parts of Scotland the hills go up and down whereas what's unique about the Cairngorms is that continuous stretches of land rolls out before you at altitudes of 3000 ft) we've been walking six hours and there's definitely a carbuncle the size of a quail's egg forming beneath the ball of my right foot.

But as the last of the pale grey light recedes from the cloudy skies, I find the moments before and after the official service most compelling.

Because the vents usually maintain a steady flow and the creatures that live there reproduce continually, minerals and larvae fall into the traps from the cloudy waters above at fairly steady rates.

For contrast, here's the "Outlook" published on 30 April by the Met Office for the period of May (it is no longer online as the page keeps updating as the next forecast comes in): UK Outlook for Friday 4 May 2012 to Sunday 13 May 2012 Fine and dry across many northern parts of the UK on Friday with some sunshine, away from the cloudier east coast.

£13.99, Waitrose 2012 Cloudy Bay Pinot Noir From the 'iconic' Cloudy Bay, a sensually perfumed Kiwi Pinot with mulberry and loganberry flavours and a seductive smoothness.

The Japanese Alos 2 satellite will provide radar monitoring, which will allow the space and environment agencies to observe the forest even during the cloudy season from November to March.

While News Corp. may have at one time been a likely suitor, the cloudy forecast from the News of the World scandal and Rupert Murdoch's overall bearishness over all things digital signals that News Corp. would not be interested, despite a still-impressive market cap of $40 billion.

Avengers were not dispatched from the escort carriers as the cloudy conditions were not suitable for the execution of their task; few mines were available, and as the Avengers could not safely land while still carrying these weapons the mine-dropping element of the plan would fail if they were unable to locate Tirpitz and had to dump their loads into the sea.