Cold. Foggy.

It was a foggy day.

Well, no wonder it was so foggy.

Ran into dirty weather over the Channel. Unusually foggy for July.

Oh right, the first scene, I want to start on a foggy road.

A sudden rush of panic swept over his body, leaving him with sweaty palms, a foggy mind and a racing heart.

It's still a little foggy, but I do know... that Edwardes was about 50 feet ahead of me when he went over.

Your fault if the day's foggy, if it's snowing, if an actor breaks his legs, if we go to a restaurant and we don't feel like eating!

Our legions stand guard on the boundaries of civilization from the foggy coasts of the northern seas to the ancient rivers of Babylon, the finest fighting machines in history.

I liked the shooting and editing of the Twilight Flowers but it seems that his director is influenced by late Youssef Chahine who died leaving behind him a foggy heritage.

I'm a bit foggy as to what jute is, but it's apparently something the populace is pretty keen on, for Mr. Worple had made quite an indecently large stack out of it.

In Afghanistan, he opted for a substantial military surge, but the notion of victory that would allow for a withdrawal of troops remains as foggy and uncertain as it was in the case of Iraq.

It requires only a change in consciousness, and that can be any one of a number of symptoms, including feeling foggy, feeling dizzy, hearing a ringing in your ear, being more impulsive or hostile than usual.

It requires only a change in consciousness, and that can be any one or a number of symptoms, including feeling foggy, feeling dizzy, hearing a ringing in your ear, being more impulsive or hostile than usual.

It has enriched the vocabulary of Orwellian newspeak by such terms as quot safe areas quot , where people rejoice over foggy weather because the snipers cannot target them as carefully, or indeed, again, quot ethnic cleansing quot which makes bullets sound like disinfectant, cutthroats like janitors or charwomen.