hazy造句

It was a hazy sunrise in August.

My memories of childhood are hazy and episodic.

Up a tower to a defunct revolving restaurant, where I snapped photos of the hazy skyline.

The towering cloud is circular. It is surrounded by hazy, gray-white smoke.

Reality slips from view, obscured by a hazy blend of Meelya’s dreams and visions.

The dividing line between foods and medicines has always been a hazy one.

Knobby haystacks dot a wheat field in Malazgirt, Turkey, as sunset bathes two workers in hazy orange light.

She was pretty, he remembered thinking, and when he finally joined them, she looked his way with a pair of hazy eyes.

Where I get hazy, is where the cleaning woman shows up the following morning and finds your wife in bed with her lover, riddled with . 38 caliber bullets.

The four-hour journey passes through a landscape of sheer peaks and river valleys; eagles float in a hazy sky above spruce trees; there are butterflies, birdsong.

Vitreous hemorrhages present as hazy vision and photophobia with the perception of shadows, floaters, smoke signals, cobwebs, or lines in the visual field.

Details, for example, from my several days' ride through the Montana Hi-Line, the plains near the Canadian border, are hazy, the towns I stopped in mixed up in my head.

Reported in April and known from two 1.9-million-year-old skeletons discovered in a South African cave, Australopithecus sediba offers a glimpse of a hazy time in our lineage's evolution.

The precise details of what has gone wrong at the nuclear power plants in north-eastern Japan following the magnitude 9.0 earthquake that struck the area on March 11th remain hazy.

It was a cold autumn day with a cloudless, hazy sky and a yellow sun that no longer gave off any heat, the kind you can look at directly without hurting your eyes.