Sentence examples for suffocating fog from inspiring English sources
Those flashes of demonic faces, the suffocating fog.
The iron gates and suffocating fog remind us of another dreamily forbidding property, that of Manderley in Hitchcock's 1940 film "Rebecca".
I know I'll always be happy to play it, when the night's set in and my head's crowded with the day's static, accumulated into a suffocating fog.
It was like a heaviness on me, a suffocating fog".
It was not the sort of suffocating fog that swallows everything; in fact, this fog seemed pure and almost transparent, like a cool, thin veil that you could reach out and touch.
For other novelists, too, the fog became, says Corton, "a metaphor for the sickness of urban society" and inspired apocalyptic visions, such as William Delisle Hay's The Doom of the Great City (1880), one of many fictions to describe London annihilated by one final, suffocating fog.
Amid the disorder of coats, and the near-suffocating fog of rival perfumes and colognes, Kostya spied Ivetta and Ivetta as she would look in twenty years — both Ivettas looked elegant and unhappy.
Amid the disorder of coats, and the near-suffocating fog of rival perfumes and colognes, Kostya spied Ivetta and Ivetta as she would look in twenty years both Ivettas looked elegant and unhappy.
A fog of suffocating smoke settles over the Indonesian countryside, sickening hundreds of thousands of people and triggering an environmental crisis.
My testicles are suffocating.
