The sun had faded and wisps of mist floated like chiffon scarfs among the limestone crags.
As we climbed the hill the low cloud thinned then became wisps of mist.
It was a bright morning, cloudless, with only a few wisps of mist lingering around the hills in the remote distance.
With the fitful sun shimmering through wisps of mist and on the space-age construction of the Westfield shopping complex, she is literally, as well as metaphorically with her online business, in the "cloud".
"I could never have imagined", Sarju says, "that I would see such people in my home".The autumn sun has now risen, burning wisps of mist off the green paddy-fields that are everywhere in Shahabpur.
When it runs for 450m across a jungle ravine, through wisps of mist and splayed thickets of bamboo, past oceans of green and distant waterfalls, it transports you into the realms of the magically surreal.
14 April , 1912 the night was cold and clear and Violet Jessop, a nurse on board the Titanic, described "little wisps of mist like tiny fairies that wafted gently inboard from the sea".
The mountain was garlanded with picturesque wisps of mist, but Herzog, who has filmed three documentaries and three features in deep jungle, did not want the terrain in his film to have the groomed, glistening-dewdrop look of so many movies set in frond-filled places.
So the vessels at Booker & Dax will be cooled on the spot by a shot of liquid nitrogen, a wisp of frozen mist sent chasing around the rim.
The next day dawns deep blue, not even a wisp of English mist, and on the ride to Leeds Castle, near Maidstone, the sun pops up.
