ground mist造句

• Ground mist partially obscured the runway lights.
• Sometimes the dots thinned out and disappeared, like the middle-ground mists in Chinese painting that blot out detail.
• Abiatha Swelter, who wades in a slug-like illness of fat through the humid ground mists of the Great Kitchen.
• Although hampered by a heavy ground mist, low clouds and intermittent rain, 930 kg of bombs were dropped on various enemy targets.
• When Changing Woman was ready to depart for her new home, the Mirage People and the Ground Mist People prepared to go with her.
• But the way Lichtenstein manipulates the dots also harmonizes happily with the middle-ground mists in Chinese painting : His thinning of the dots, and their eventual disappearance, creates the effect of fog that blots out all detail.
• The planes dived through cloud, expecting to release their practice bombs and pull out of the dive once below the cloud ceiling, unaware that on that particular day the ceiling was too low and unexpected ground mist formed, leaving them no time to pull out of the dive.
• On the night of German aircraft bombed the main British aerodrome at Bray-Dunes near Dunkirk, caused nine casualties and damaged twelve aircraft . Reconnaissance flights by IV Brigade RFC and the Royal Naval Air Service ( RNAS ) aircraft were hampered from by ground mist and clouds down to.