Sentence examples for grey drizzle from inspiring English sources

The weather was a cold, grey drizzle threatening to get worse.

There's a blank, grey drizzle as I peer out of the window.

Yet it's not only contemplative grey drizzle that links her to the UK.

Thus Ivan Shagin's 1930s shot of a Pearly King holding a flag tray labelled "Empire Day", or Cartier-Bresson's of a waterproofed Kensington dame on a bench in Hyde Park in the Grey Drizzle.

A battle fought through the grey drizzle of a west country dawn is illuminated by "firebrands that gilded the falling mizzle and flashed on the blade of sword and heron-tufted war spear".

Arthur Taylor set down his treasured blue cap and glanced out of the ferry window at the Spitfire and Hurricane that soared through the grey drizzle over the channel.

A grey, drizzling morning in Mosul, northern Iraq.

The aftermath of an election which seems to promise instant wonders is not, perhaps, the time to rehearse such grey drizzles.

It was a grey, drizzling day but that only added to the haunting beauty and lonely atmosphere of the place.

If you wake up and see grey skies, drizzle and dreariness, you'll find once you get out, it's not as bad as it looks.

He braved grey skies, drizzle and temperatures close to freezing yesterday to go out without an overcoat or scarf and meet voters in the constituency that is to be the first political testing ground of 2011.