haze over

This time he wouldn't get her mind hazed over with sensation before she could speak it.

The sky hazed over during the afternoon, and the temperature began to drop.

The viewscreens appeared to be hazing over a bit.

Half the south sky was clouded, and the clear blue that had been in the north was hazing over.

She whirled and stumbled away, her vision hazing over.

There were stars, and a quarter moon, but hazed over with fitful cloud.

The windows were hazed over but provided enough light for a tiny forest that was trying to conquer the metal chair at the far end.

There was a garden hazed over by sunlight and held in by a dome.

As morning wore on into midafternoon, the sky hazed over again, obscuring the huge red sun.

Her vision hazed over for a moment, turning black with a mixture of rage and the worst headache she'd ever experienced.

'My cognition hazed over due to those indicated circumstances.

The land between-rising toward foothills-was hazed over, but in and past the town she saw groves of trees.

The glimpses of the coast as the road wound downhill towards the town were Martian scenes hazed over with red.

The smell of Idiran was stronger and the view ahead hazed over - even seen through Horza's eyes - after a few tens of metres.

Sometimes the screen had been clear, showing layers of cloud beneath; sometimes it hazed over with grey again as they entered another bank or pillar of vapour.