Sentence examples for a blanket of fog from inspiring English sources

"We woke up today with a blanket of fog and it hasn't cleared.

FIDO, a scientific system of burning holes in a blanket of fog, originated during the war, but is frightfully expensive.

1. R. Perot, "The GM System Is Like a Blanket of Fog," Fortune, 15 February 1988, pp. 48 49.

MacGregor's daring extended to closing the penultimate variation with an open-pedal rallentando that allowed the original theme to re-emerge as though through a blanket of fog.

Passengers travelling from England's main airports have escaped delays and cancellations after a blanket of fog over southern and central parts of the country began to lift.

But now, nine years and two reelections later, Budimlija is suffering from "Tired of Tony," a malady afflicting even once-fanatical supporters as it spreads across Britain like a blanket of fog.

It was just before midnight when V-Victor arrived over Bourn, but the mist of the afternoon had turned into a blanket of thick fog that stretched up as far as Yorkshire.

The city had been under a blanket of subalpine fog for days, and the air was brown and felt gluey, as though the mist and trapped smog were congealing.

The whole point of this new line of propaganda is to convert any failure to bring additional criminal charges into a blanket of rhetorical fog that obscures that basic reality and places all that misconduct beyond the reach of accountability entirely.

By late afternoon, the rain and drizzle that soaked the grounds all week — and a crowd of 134,487 all day — had largely abated, replaced by a thick blanket of fog that gave the proceedings a spooky, mystical vibe.

I was frightened, paranoid, and felt physically and mentally wrapped in a dense blanket of fog".