in a fog造句

I was really in a fog after the exam.

"Yeah, like a beacon in a fog-bound channel," I said.

However, you may live in a fog, lacking reality in your life.

I am quite in a fog as to what you mean.

If we can only manage to put them in a fog we'll be all right.

How this can be done? Me anxious, like ants on a hot pan - lost in a fog.

Old Henry-in a fog of sorrow and-pain watched them put her body in the earth.

And finally, the real Monroe: Norma Jeane Baker, the insecure pill-popper who was lost in a fog of loneliness.

So far, in a fog thickened by Israel's refusal to allow foreign reporters into Gaza, the evidence is mixed.

And what I want to read to you is this passage on page 7: I was lost in a fog of fear.

My mind felt thick, just like the window screen, and I felt weighted down and heavy, as if in a fog.

The following March, a German vessel collided in a fog with the East Goodwin lightship off the Kentish coast, and, for the first time, a distress signal calling for relief was dispatched by wireless--and was answered.

This mandate finally acknowledged that crimes against children should take priority over bureaucratic church policies that served to cloak rogue priests and bishops in a fog of ecclesiastical evasion.