Sentence examples for to cloudy from inspiring English sources
adjective
Covered with or characterised by clouds; overcast.
Even the colors lightened from inky darkness to cloudy gray.
From clear azure blue to cloudy pea green.
Set your white balance to cloudy to avoid neutralising the magical light.
Absinthe, flavoured, distilled liquor, yellowish green in colour, turning to cloudy, opalescent white when mixed with water.
The duo did, after all, write the original Horrible Bosses and had a good go at making a decent sequel to Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs.
Over the years, moisture and dirt found their way into the space between the layers, taking the windows from clear to cloudy.
All cloud point measurements were made by increasing pressure until the stirred mixture was optically transparent, and then manually lowering pressure until a cloud point was noted by visual inspection (rapid onset of a clear-to-cloudy transition).
His soot medium permitted a singular range of grays — charcoal blacks to cloudy-day silvers — as well as variously wet-dry surfaces that suggest charcoal, then ink, then ink wash, then crayon.
This nanoparticle preparation has been confirmed by the colour change from green to cloudy-white and the peak at 300 nm by UV Visible spectra.
Although saliva and saliva DNA biospecimen samples judged to be "cloudy" tended to have increased total DNA yield and decreased % human DNA, they had similar genotyping success rates and A260/280 ratios as "clear" samples.
Just before this Iberian duel began, Ronaldo looked to the cloudy sky as if to ask for divine support.
