Sentence examples for mist out from inspiring English sources

Nothing was visible beyond the mist – out there was chill water and more mist.

The problem, scientists say, is that deforestation in the lowlands is lifting the mountains' mist out of the forest's reach.

Now there's a mist out there and a mist in here that wouldn't interest him, since what he wants is sky and open air.

Instead, in a new study in Science, researchers report evidence that deforestation in the lowlands is lifting the mountains' curtain of life-giving fog and mist out of the forest's reach, leaving more and more of what had been cloud forest without clouds.

It was like a little dewy mist out there all day, which played a part in the speed of the greens".

On a clear day, a thin mist rises out of the sea at the western horizon looking out from the Isle of Man.

The mist turns out to conceal, among other things, giant bugs and tentacled creatures.

"The mist comes out so far away from the ground that you'll never get any condensation".

For a few minutes I lost Sorochan in the cover of a mist rising out of the pond.

Having roughly the volume of five garden hoses, the water and its mist brought out something primal in me — I wished that I was wearing a loincloth and that I was ripping pieces of charred meat off a mastodon's shank.

My mug of Sainsbury's red label must seem a long way from the eighth-century poet Lu Yu's insistence that "the best quality tea must have creases like the leather boot of Tartar horsemen, curl like the dewlap of a mighty bullock, unfold like a mist rising out of a ravine, gleam like a lake touched by a zephyr, and be wet and soft like a fine earth newly swept by rain".