Sentence examples for when mist from inspiring English sources

Venice is especially magical in winter, when mist covers its labyrinthine waters.

The offensive was prepared with skill and secrecy and was launched on December 16 , 1944 at a time when mist and rain would minimize the effectiveness of counteraction from the air.

He requested that a reporter meet him for an interview at 6 a.m., before he led his fellow monks in prayer, when mist on the lake was still evaporating.

City people or not, they creep out with wicker baskets at dawn, when mist is still rising from the earth, looking for humid, sun-warmed spots where mushrooms have risen overnight.

Ms. Dunlop more freely evokes place and atmosphere; you can nearly see "mud-brick farmhouses" set "in the languid embrace of tall, billowing plumes of bamboo" or feel the air of "a damp spring day, when mist had softened the landscape, like the moist brushstrokes of a traditional Chinese painting".

They looked to the lodestar as daylight lessened, reckoned a good route when mist rose around them, used their knowing with the needle-and-stone through the night, when for dread of the dark they dropped their speed, all the seadogs striking the sails at a stroke.

Their laboratory experiments showed that tomato plants, birch leaves and pine needles were damaged when misted with acid water, confirming similar conclusions reached in Sweden.

When misting, cover the doll's eyes with your other hand.

Leopard geckos under a month old may "scream" when misted, but this is not a sign of harm.[16].[16]

The game's true moment of contention and intrigue came when the mist descended on Glenn Whelan.

"And when that mist descends... well, I'm not exactly answerable".