Sentence examples for low mist from inspiring English sources
A low mist is creeping in and a Dexter bull is bellowing.
A low mist rose from the ground and gradually came clearer.
As the snow fell and a low mist settled, it felt as though someone had suddenly pushed a mute button on the landscape.
With our torches switched on, a low mist was exposed on the field and the stars all but vanished in the artificial glare.
On the southern end of the beachfront, a towering, slim golden Buddha statue peers out over the sea, and I can see small white and yellow shrines cut into the rocks of a nearby mountain fringed with low mist.
It has a surreal beauty, this scene, with the pale bodies of the frogs leaping clear of the low mist, like salmon fighting their way upriver to a primordial spawning ground.
One that has settled around it like the low mists of lagoon winter, and one that is just as insubstantial.
The first stanza brings us "glass stepping stones / flat-topped, level with the water, / so on mornings after, when a low / mist frosts the lake, the host walks / out towards the island where black / coffee waits; he calls the guests, o / ye of little faith, to join him".
It was a vast floodplain with reedbeds, swamps, slow dawdling rivers, damp woods of alder and willow, bogs, pools, and the whole often covered with a low moody mist – the sort of miasma that gave rise to the name of that common disease of wetlands, malaria (the bad air).
I stared at it for a long time in the Low Country mist.
"It was a beautiful sunrise over the South Yorkshire moors - low lying mist being lit up by the rising sun," said Nicola.
