Sentence examples for haze lifts from inspiring English sources

The haze lifts in "L'Abbé Agathon," a 14-minute work for soprano, baritone, female choir and strings, reworked for this recording.

The haze lifted at the fourth Philharmonic concert, at which the young Latvian maestro Andris Nelsons conducted Strauss's "Salome".

She once told me that before her sex change, she had lived in a fog, and after the operation the haze lifted, allowing her to see the real colors in life.

But as the haze lifted, he could tell it had not been opened up the way it had been the last time, when Andrews had removed the tendon and placed it in his right elbow.

But in the new century, the haze lifted; the focus grew razor sharp, as it is in Tina Modotti's still life of bullets; in Ilse Bing's funny, furtive doppelgänger self-portrait; and in Margaret Bourke-White's pictures of blast furnaces in Detroit.

Up until a couple of years ago I was a happy traditionalist when it came to getting over the demands of Christmas indulgences, lounging in my pyjamas, consuming my body weight in chocolate orange and clutching at my head until the haze lifted.

Then one day the haze lifted and I saw the Pamirs for the first time.

The other passengers dispersed like a haze lifting.

Battle was postponed during the next two days because of thick fog, but when the haze lifted on 1 June 1794, the battle lines were only 6 miles (10 km) apart and Howe was prepared to force a decisive action.

But once he was home and the hungover haze lifted, he realised that $1,600 was kind of a lot for a trip he didn't exactly want to take.

But once he was home and the hungover haze lifted, he realized that $1,600 was kind of a lot for a trip he didn't exactly want to take.