Sentence examples for obscure sky from inspiring English sources

During summer, surface water temperature is higher because of longer photoperiod, clear sunshine and parched wind and is lower in post monsoon, due to obscure sky and heavy rainfall.

There was no moonlight to obscure the sky's bounty, and Mr. Chapin promised to deliver hard-to-find nebulae that he called "faint fuzzies".

The positioning errors grow rapidly when obstacles or terrain obscure the sky precluding GPS receivers from obtaining signals through a sufficient number of satellites.

Isolated from their neighbors by the same dusty haze that obscures the sky, these postwar brick and concrete boxes look comfortable in their anonymity.

Low clouds the color of quicksilver obscured the sky.

No one was badly injured in the blaze, which obscured the sky over much of the neighborhood with smoke.

Getting off, the man asks the driver for directions - he receives a nod at the enormous wall obscuring the sky.

However, atmospheric pollution has become a serious problem in the cities, notably Athens, obscuring the sky and posing a hazard to the ancient monuments.

The smog that began to afflict traffic-choked California in the 1950s and is now obscuring the sky in Chinese cities will gradually clear.

When the magnetic compass was introduced, it probably was used merely to check the direction of the wind when clouds obscured the sky.

Standing on the north side of the dome and looking down into it, we could see the reflection of the trees, red rock cliffs and neighboring buildings that obscured the sky.