Sentence examples for will fog from inspiring English sources

Amazon's architects had to make the spheres welcoming for both plants and people, a space with the abundance of a conservatory but without the stickiness that will fog MacBook screens and make people sweat.

Sorry, I can't attend your _____ because my glasses will fog up when I enter and I won't be able to see and, for a few seconds, I'll look like a big loser who doesn't have any friends, until I use my finger as a mini windshield wiper.

Most masks will fog up when you breathe through your mouth.

Resulting condensation will fog your lens and can damage your camera.

If you wear glasses, keep in note that they will fog up before your mask does.

Stick your head in, and your glasses will fog up! Don't burn your mouth.

"You get them back too quick, and they'll fog up," he said.

He consulted Buzz Aldrin, expressing concern about the buildup of condensation in the spacesuit masks; Buzz told him that, yes, "they'll fog up on ya".

Skiing without a helmet is just stupid, and sunglasses will likely fog up, fall off or break, no matter what you do.

In addition to the usual horror movie games (Who will the fog get? How will they die? Can the fog get into the house through the sink pipes?), there is the question of exactly what evil thing the founding fathers did way back when.

The usual nocturnal cooling will produce fog patches in cool valleys.