Within seconds, in addition to being strapped into the exoskeleton, my sight starts to cloud over as my entire field of vision rapidly shrinks to one tiny spot that I desperately cling to, moving my head from side to side so I can still see the whole room, a few inches at a time.
It's starting to cloud over, but then you glimpse a strange blob in the sky.
But appropriately to a tragedy that knows a thing or two about stealth, the director, Barrie Rutter, lets the text's variable loyalties land where they will — led by an Othello who displays the "free" and life-enhancing nature spoken of by Iago, until suspicion sets in and Mr. Henry's genial presence starts to cloud over.
Clouds roll in from the north and it started to rain.
The rain clouds are beginning to gather on the island and suddenly it starts to pour.
The clouds started to gather over Villas-Boas following that beating at Manchester City, a performance he admitted left him feeling "ashamed" and led to other frustrations about those summer signings and a sterile playing style bubbling to the surface among Spurs supporters.
Being the latest computing paradigm, cloud computing has proliferated as many IT giants started to deliver resources as services.
Once the IT sky really clouds over, individual firms' share of the global IT budget (see chart 6) will shift.Special report Where the cloud meets the ground Creating the cumulus On the periphery Highs and lows The long nimbus Computers without borders Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsThe move to distributed computing, which started in the mid-1980s, led to a big change in the IT industry.
John Kettley – who gave a memorable interview in 2001 declaring, "When people tell me I'm an icon, I believe them" – left the BBC when clouds started to gather over the weather centre.
The black cloud over ABC started to show around 2000.
Jason Maynard: Over the past few months, folks have started to worry about big data, cloud... you name it... these trends pushed people to have a different view of Oracle.
