mist over

There was a bit of a mist over the field.

And Katie could see his eyes beginning to mist over.

She put the phone down for a moment, eyes misting over.

At first the wind carried half the mist over the side.

She had expected it but still her eyes misted over.

If the summit was suddenly to mist over they would know to stay put until morning.

We saw the town with a mist over it that cut off the mountains.

His vision misted over and he could no longer see.

His eyes seemed to mist over for a few seconds, and he stopped speaking.

And he realized that his own eyes were misting over.

The air felt heavy and there was a thick mist over the sea.

As they talked, the windows of the car misted over.

She understood that even as her mind began to mist over with emotion.

Then he stood above his brother's body in the mist over the ice, and saw that night was falling.

Spray rose high into the air, and hung like a mist over the fall.

At first you only see colors, or the mirror begins to mist over.

His eyes, the color of mist over the sea, could not even blink as he watched it come.

As he drains the last of the bottle, his eyes mist over.

My eyes had misted over by the time I got to the amen.

His dark eyes misted over, as if the pain of remembering was great.

I looked, and sure enough, the interior of the windows were misted over.

There seemed to be something happening; his vision was misting over.

Memories passed through him, like streaks of mist over the water.

One moment when his eyes misted over and then he had cast off the feeling of grief.

The dark eyes regarding him had misted over and he thought that she was close to breaking down.