shrouded造句

The earth is shrouded in darkness.

The mountaintop is shrouded in a blowing cloud bank.

The government's action, so far ordered only orally, has been shrouded in secrecy.

The world of the geisha, the "flower and willow" world, are very separate societies that are shrouded in mystery.

The continuous spring rain has cooled my enthusiasm and haze all over the world. It always shrouded my heart.

I lean out the window and the Eiffel Tower is fizzing champagne; it is built entirely of Numbers and shrouded in black lace.

In Riau, even beside main roads there are bleak, blackened landscapes, shrouded in white smoke, where the peat soil still smoulders under charred tree-stumps.

THE Rwenzori mountains straddling Uganda and Congo are dark green and shrouded in rain clouds and mists which part only rarely to reveal dazzling equatorial glaciers.

To the far distance, mist shrouded the earth, like a layer of white yarn, indistinct, only to see a few bare branches open white bud.

Stand behind the warmth of the window to enjoy the snow initially look like: light, mist shrouded the earth, white is crushed.

The heart is like a moon in the water, if there is no place to find it. When you stop reversing your dreams and let your heart clear, all haze that shrouded in your heart will dissipate, leaving only clarity, freedom and joy.