See Also: FOG

1. The hot mist … mixed with the sun like cloudy gin —David Denby
2. A light morning mist like grain on film —Clive Irving
3. Like a blanket, the mist came down —Jilly Cooper
4. Mist arose on the plain and stood round about it like a guard of honor —Vladimir G. Korolenko
5. Mist draped like ragged bits of cloth over a black line of distant hills —Alice McDermott
6. [Thinning] mist … drifted away like slow smoke —Howard Spring
7. The mist, like love, plays upon the heart of the hills and brings out surprise of beauty —Rabindranath Tagore
8. The mists, like flocks of trooping sheep, cloudily drifted here and there —John Hall Wheelock
9. Mist so fine it was like cigarette smoke —Paul Theroux
10. Mists, whirling and winding, like snakes —Mihail Lermontov
11. A mist that is like blown snow —W. B. Yeats
12. Mist thick as cotton batting —William Faulkner
13. A pure white mist crept over the water like breath upon a mirror —A. J. Cronin
14. A thick gray mist covered the countryside, as if to conceal the mysteries of the changes that were taking place in nature —Leo Tolstoy