Sentence examples for ground fog from inspiring English sources

The sky was orange, with patches of ground fog.

Of course it was the effect of the ground fog.

~               Ground fog swirling, smelling fresh as death when the wind disturbs it; ground fog swelling, ammonia smell, fresh as death —                somebody mopping the kitchen or baking meth.

This morning there was ground fog over the pasture, a light sky overhead.

This is the time of year when cool air begins to run downhill, gathering in the hollows and turning to ground fog.

Tule fog, a thick ground fog that descends upon the state's Central Valley between late fall and early spring, helps contribute to this winter chill.

Surely there were ground fogs in Manhattan once, when everything north of Canal Street was still woods and meadows, when the island still kept its natural contours, the rise and fall of a rocky island.

These spots can also be identified from topographical maps, by collecting temperature data, and by locating spots where low-level ground fogs form first. Low spots consistently have colder nights, when the sky is clear and the wind is weak, during the entire year.

Consider adding low-to-the-ground fog lights.

But the government may be thinking it's O.K. if it comes enveloped in a ground-fog of debate.

Fittingly, the plot seems to drift in and out, like ground-fog or the frequency of a long-distance radio broadcast.