Sentence examples for was haze from inspiring English sources
noun
Very fine solid particles (smoke, dust) or liquid droplets (moisture) suspended in the air, slightly limiting visibility.
In this case, the report said, the condition was haze that obscured the horizon.
There was haze on the horizon and over the nearby Yarra River, and a brisk business in the sale of hats and caps.
Another student said he was hazed night after night, until right before morning classes.
Every bison entering Montana was hazed back into the park or shot.
A lot of people weren't surprised to find out that there was hazing going on.
Harry Lew, from California, who killed himself in April in Afghanistan after being subjected to what military prosecutors said was hazing.
Some felt it was hazing because the discipline seemed unnecessarily over the top, while others felt this was nothing compared with the hazing that cadets of yore experienced.
A 2000 academic study found that hazing was prevalent in American high schools; nearly 50percentt of students who belonged to groups reported being hazed, and another 25percentt of that group was hazed before the age of 13.
"I was hazed, and I was brought up through the organization thinking that was appropriate behavior," she said, explaining that it was simply "the culture".
There will be haze, flashing lights, loud noises.
