Sentence examples for was not mist from inspiring English sources

But I wasn't alive I was the ghost in the bridge willing the cars to join me, telling them that death was not wind, was not weight, was not mist, (from "Earthquake Country Before Final Chemotherapy," published in Parnassus).

While we're at the City Ground (where your totally topical tasting Rumour Mill can tell you it's not mist but the swollen Trent that's threatening to roll in), there's talk of a loan move for West Brom's Graham Dorrans.

Belle Tout lighthouse was operational from 1834 to 1902, and closed because its light was not visible in mist and low cloud.

In particular, no one sought evidence of inhalational anthrax or other syndromes caused by the anthrax bacillus, since the true nature of the mist was not recognized.

Another meta-analysis of 30 trials of tiotropium 43 indicated that the drug was associated with reductions in cardiovascular events or mortality, but a separate assessment of the two different products (powder and mist inhaler) was not reported.

And so, A Court of Mist and Fury was not one of my most anticipated reads of this year, but I was going to be reading it anyway.

Though frequently dismissed as a Californian euphemism for fog, the marine layer is not actually mist or cloud.

A thick mist hung everywhere, and there was not sound except, far away in the valley, a train shunting.

Compared to the largely unitary legacy of Elvis Presley, Brando — that is whoever he was when he wasn't acting — is a mist.

He said it smelled "nice," and the mist wasn't too harsh.

Someone had set up a camera on a tripod, I noticed, but he wasn't bothering to man it; the mist made photography hopeless.