sea mist

It began to burn its way through the shifting sea mist.

The air is sticky with a varnish of sea mist.

You could kiss the kids' cheeks and you'd taste salt on them from the sea mist in the air.

The sea mist had thinned considerably but the light was going fast.

In the dawn grey with sea mist she drove him to the airport.

The sky was clear, but the usual sea mist kept visibility to a few kilometers.

The wind had picked up considerably, tossing rain and sea mist against her.

As dawn broke on the morning of the third day and the sea mists began to clear, they saw the coastline.

Her interest in supporting us will burn away as the sea mist in the morning sun.

A sea mist far out kept the lighthouse foghorn blaring.

During the night hours a sea mist had crept in, reducing visibility to less than twenty yards.

The soft light, grayed by sea mist, glimmered between them.

This sea mist seems to seep into your bones.

The silver-blue nimbus of sea mist had finally burned off.

The cold, damp sea mist was inching in, and I could feel a chill right up through my shoes.

When the light appeared again at the drain and a white sea mist drifted up across the hills her eyes were too dim to see.

But then the ship idled there for hours, in its own sea mist of impatience and anxiety.

The sea mist was thicker now, the road worsening with pot-holes in places.

The stars had begun to fade and banks of sea mist drifted in chill clouds.

The sea mist drifted gray between their faces.

A thick sea mist had rolled in, obscuring most of the priory buildings.

In the sea mists of the Hebrides, 4.

'The sea mist has closed in like a blanket down on the coastline.

The trees capture sea mist, creating a damp oasis amid the aridity.

A sea mist hangs over this age-old tale.