Sentence examples for mist escaping from inspiring English sources
Hazard laid a pass back and Nainggolan struck the ball first time with such sweet-spot precision replays showed just a lovely little mist escaping beneath the ball as he cut across it, both feet off the ground, sending it fizzing into somewhere close to the top corner.
I finally ducked into Marblehead's Historical Society on Washington Street to escape the mist.
I wasn't going to let it in and apparently it wasn't going to go away, so together we crept forward in a peculiar, slow-paced allemande until the swirling mist thinned and I escaped.
The hot air escaping from the chamber caused the flame to flicker, but presently details of the room within emerged from the mist.
It was supposed to be summer but I spent most days shivering on the beach, peering into mist-hidden valleys and sheltering under trees to escape the torrential rain.
In order to make sure that your style will last and that no fly-aways will escape, give your hair a light misting with hairspray.
It was to join the 15,000 men already trying to escape the Serb conquerors by hiking at night through eastern Bosnia's mountains and wooded, mist-shrouded valleys.
The castle the two children must escape is a wonderful creation, a crumbling behemoth set on cliffs overlooking the ocean with a weak sun shining through the mist.
