And all around there were cobwebs thick with dew.
Morning light spills through grass thick with dew, small whorls of dust rise from hooves stamping their lives into this ground.
Cold dew and thick grass cover everything.
But since thy finished labour hath possessed Thy weary limbs with early rest, Enjoy it sweetly; and thy widow bride Shall soon repose her by thy slumbering side; Whose business, now, is only to prepare My nightly dress, and call to prayer: Mine eyes wax heavy and the day grows old, The dew falls thick, my blood grows cold.
Here he is describing Beau, midlife: And in the middle — the sleek young adult, ambling through the blazing beech wood some Provincetown autumn when the leaves seem an extravagant spilling over of riches, his big black paws wet with dew, his lovely thick nostrils working overtime, sleek retriever tail in the air.
A light dew dusted the thick green grass as is the norm in Bel Air's Stone Canyon, even on the hottest of days.
Dew Drop is a thick pop ca-coon lined with swampy bass and harmonious echos of the duo.
Walking up valley, trees gave way to gorse trimmed with spiders' webs beaded with dew, and leafless hawthorns thick with fruit, a flock of redwings wheeling off them as I approached.
The latter applies especially in the cold climate zones: energy conservation regulations can only be met by thick insulation layer, where leaking indoor air may reach dew point and condense water.
A diabetic driver survived for four days on Wheat Thins and dew after crashing his sport-utility vehicle into thick brush on his way home from work.
Down a nearby dirt road, trees on the edge of a thick forest guarding Burnaby Lake are still damp from the morning dew and add a piney smell to the crisp fresh air.
