Sentence examples for grey fog from inspiring English sources
It's windy and wet, the hills lost in deep grey fog, with only geese and oystercatchers animating the hills.
Instead of the bright, blue sky of America, I am covered with the soft, grey fog of the Emerald Isle.
Where the big windows had revealed nothing but the dim shape of a few trees and grey fog, now, as the sun sets, they are filled with a blaze and glow of orange light.
In that particular job I was obliged to alternate so frequently and jarringly between day and night work that after three months my life had blurred into a homogeneous grey fog in which I took pills to go to sleep and pills to wake up again.
(The specific line this time round, the literary straw that broke my camel's back, was: "Mold odors of atrophied testicles quilted his body in a fuzzy grey fog …" I'm not sure which disturbs me more: the horrible vision conjured up, or the annoying spelling of "mould" and "odours").
Located 9,000 feet up above sea level at the base of the Andes, the city is usually surrounded in a cold and grey fog.
The narration makes us feel Mr Bentley's silence, pausing to notice the yellow-grey fog outside the office window and the tolling of a church bell.
Its 1,000km coastline receives consistent Pacific swell, and away from the grey sea fog that shrouds the south coast for most of the year, Peru's north coast bathes in near-endless desert sun.
And then there's the perpetual drizzle and grey and fog that hangs around like that negative friend you can't shake.
A decade later I recall peasoupers, grey-green fogs so dense you struggled to see your hand in front of your face.
