sea of clouds

His presence warmed her even as the sun was lost behind a sea of clouds.

The light was already shifting, he noted, as a new sea of clouds washed in.

Vaughn looked up at the ceiling and saw the dark, writhing sea of clouds above.

The Prentara had once populated the world around which the sea of clouds now circled.

The morning mist had not yet begun to burn off, but lay in the valleys like a sea of clouds.

Other attractions include the sunrise, the sea of clouds, and unusual rock formations.

The sea of clouds was unbroken except for one thing - the People's Palace.

Above shone the stars and the rings; below lay a dimly visible sea of clouds.

We were floating alone in a swirling white ocean, on a flying castle amid a sea of clouds.

Above, the dark sea of clouds gloomed, matching Vaughns mindset.

They continued on and came to a sea of clouds with underwater fortresses and monsters.

We made run after run down to the midstation, stopping just above a sea of clouds where a lift carried us back to the top.

Then he looked out into the vortex itself, at the sweeping, twisting surface that so closely resembled the sea of clouds above.

Dax pushed through a sea of clouds.

Often, the view from the top of the volcano is a sea of clouds covering the eastern part of the island.

Pink are the wildflowers, blue the sky, and white the sea of clouds that rolls in beneath the rocky pinnacles.

Realization came late-he was looking at a sea rightly enough, the top of a sea of clouds.

Over the crest of the crater, just above our heads, rolled a sea of clouds, driven on by Ukiukiu.

Above, an unbroken sea of clouds stretched to the horizon in every direction, diffuse sunlight penetrating them from above.

While he had been unconscious, the enshrouding sea of clouds had receded a few hundred feet, and now light snow filled the air like murmuring.

The weird halo of the sun gave a disturbing hue to the roiling gray sea of clouds two hundred feet below them.

"At the northern part of the 'Sea of Clouds,'" answered Barbicane.

Currents and eddies seethed through the dark, gray sea of clouds, imparting to it an inhospitable, even violent, appearance.

Highlights of the climb include the montane forests and the grassland summit with its "sea of clouds" phenomenon.

Finally, however, I was alone in the air, sculling over a sea of clouds as white and billowy as a memsahib's imported wedding gown.