heavy sky

Near the market, the city's main square spread out under the heavy sky.

"Good idea," he said, glancing up at the heavy sky.

But not even heavy skies could darken the otherwise bright news.

Eddie looked up at the heavy sky, considering this with a faint smile.

To judge from the ocean and heavy skies, a morose gray.

The heavy skies overhead robbed the world of colour and time.

He was on some vast, dim moor, under a heavy sky.

A small crowd of dignitaries waited on the pier, under heavy skies.

How would Ender find them here, among these trees, under this changeable and heavy sky?

She shivered and looked up at the drifting Hakes, falling out of the heavy sky.

He cast a fierce glower at the heavy sky.

Lightning jagged, a flashing pitchfork of brilliant white through the heavy sky.

The same heavy sky lowered over all.

Aranur stood silently for a minute, staring at the heavy sky.

Dusk was falling, and ahead to the east the mountains of Attica looked thunder-black against the heavy sky.

The wagonmaster was studying the gray heavy sky with displeasure.

There were kites wheeling in the heavy sky.

That year, however, snow fell on the sixth day, although not thickly, and the heavy sky showed that there was more to come.

Now, as the first snow whirled from the heavy sky to powder the crags with dry, white flakes, it was done.

It was just a month later, and day broke with thoroughly dirty weather, a heavy sky, and falling showers.

Siiri looked up at the dull, heavy sky.

As they rolled on, under the heavy sky, past the rubber trees and squalid villages, Crabbe slept a little too.

He looked at the heavy sky, pursed his lips in disdain, and fastened a button on his jacket.

The heavy sky behind her is streaked with blue, with scarlet, with purple, with green.

This combination made for a dramatic image, the clouds of water vapour escaping the eight cooling towers pale against the heavy sky.