Sentence examples for opaque fog from inspiring English sources
But on May 24 , 1988 the fourth game of the Stanley Cup finals between the Boston Bruins and the Edmonton Oilers was interrupted by dense, nearly opaque fog.
The third proposal is for the Sheng Lu vineyard in Beijing, a city regularly cloaked in an opaque fog of pollution.
This period eventually ended when the first stars formed, emitting intense ultraviolet light that split or "reionised" the hydrogen back into protons and electrons, thereby clearing the opaque fog that had shrouded the cosmos.
Confirmation that the galaxy is the oldest and most distant object sheds new light on a period of the universe's early history when the vast void of space was bathed in an opaque "fog" of hydrogen gas, which was slowly cleared by the intense ultraviolet light given off by the first stars and galaxies.
These massive stars would also have been prodigious producers of ultraviolet radiation needed to ionize hydrogen, which filled the universe like an opaque fog after the Big Bang cooled, and make it transparent to visible light, thus ending what cosmologists call the "dark ages".
One of the more puzzling aspects of the discovery is that the glow from UDFy-38135539 would not have been strong enough on its own to burrow a path through the opaque hydrogen fog.
For Tobiasson-Svartman, if not Mankell, women are big ballooning blanks, their motives and meaning more opaque than any fog at sea.
But in the rare-wine world, doubts are endemic; murkiness is built into a product that is concealed by tinted glass and banded wooden cases and opaque provenance and the fog of history.
Government as a service is a notoriously lumbering giant and opaque like the Bay Area fog.
Drivers clearly looked around more when their view of the driving scene was completely blocked by an opaque screen in the heavy fog condition.
Yet the weather in "Bleak House" is unmistakably symbolic: the mud is that of a hopelessly sullied culture, the fog that of an opaque and unnavigable legal system.
