Sentence examples for slightly overcast from inspiring English sources

On a slightly overcast day.

I drove into Middletown on a slightly overcast Sunday afternoon.

It was a slightly overcast morning, but I arrived shortly before opening time to find the parking lot filling up rapidly.

During the interview with Mr. Dowd on a slightly overcast afternoon in downtown Austin, he was a far quieter man than the cigar-chomping general that he was during Mr. Bush's 2004 campaign.

It was a beautiful day, warm and slightly overcast, and the crowd had begun assembling many hours before, filling the corridors through Berlin's Tiergarten from Charottenburg almost all the way to the Brandenburg Gate.

Early on July 2nd, on a slightly overcast morning, about eighteen hours into the flight, Earhart told radiomen on the Itasca, a Coast Guard cutter stationed off Howland to help guide her down, that she was flying at a thousand feet and should soon be "on" them, but that her fuel was low.

He stands up, extends a handshake and heads out, limping slightly, into an overcast afternoon.

The floating beauty of the black-and-white flashback images -- they don't have a sharp crystalline look, but are slightly tinged with an overcast brown, as if the film had sat on the uncle's front porch too long -- is probably in the movie to give it a layer of dreaminess, but these scenes don't provide much besides atmosphere.

"What looks one way when it's sunny will change slightly when it's overcast.

There should be little surprise that trainer Bob Baffert won the last major race of the year for 2-year-old colts on an overcast and slightly chilly Saturday afternoon at Los Alamitos.

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