Sentence examples for misty drizzle from inspiring English sources

In the event, although a misty drizzle persisted throughout, the rain held off until five minutes after the concert.

ST. LOUIS — By the end of the National League Championship Series, late Friday night, a cold, misty drizzle had settled over Busch Stadium.

The next night, in a misty drizzle at Northrop's Spuller Stadium, more fans than usual were supporting Elmhurst in the visitors' bleachers.

There it sat on the sand at Breezy Point on Wednesday morning in the misty drizzle, gray and improbably enormous, flippers slowly flopping, mouth bobbing open and shut in the lapping tide.

Despite an overcast sky and a cold, misty drizzle, there was a Christmas Eve mood in the mid-December day, as if thousands of last-minute shoppers had been caught in a time warp 11 days early.

When Seretse proposes, having duly explained his true identity, Ruth imagines a new life away from the misty drizzle of London, a life that, she assures her fiance, will be taken "moment by moment – together".

So close you can see every rivulet of water running over the gently lunging backs, and the drizzle of misty breath returning to the surface after they blow.

It is a gray day, drizzling and misty, and after the plane circles a line of pines several times, the wolf is still not visible.

It was still drizzling and misty.

A drizzle lets up as the sun rises, revealing the misty escarpments of Auyan-tepui.

A few (drizzle, scree) are still familiar, but many evocative, useful and beautiful ones, from "Smirr" (fine misty rain, Gaelic) to "monek" (mineral rich ground, Cornish), are not.