Sentence examples for get hazy from inspiring English sources
Attempts to find these full layouts have failed — memories get hazy over the decades.
The plot can get hazy at points, and it may not be for everyone, as with every book; you may not like it as much as I did.
The text that runs through its centre – Die Dinge sehen wie sie sind, it reads – is drawn from a newspaper clipping, but the letters are printed in mirror image, and they get hazy and wobbly thanks to the painting's unconventional material.
After that, things get hazy.
That's when matters get hazy.
It is not only your post-tongba head that can get hazy here – so do the mountain top vistas, which are generally obscured by mist and fog from late February to the start of the monsoon season in June.
Things start to get hazier, though, when you try to pick apart this whole "prudent man" business.
Past that, things get hazier.
But military budgeting experts say that a close look at the parts of Ryan's budget proposals that really matter -- the next year or so, rather than farther out, where projections get hazier -- shows a spending line that is largely in step with Obama's requests, which means limited cuts.
After that, everything gets hazy.
