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She might as well have been standing in a thick fog.

She had been feeling her way through thick fog for three days.

A thick fog came down and it was difficult to see anything.

At once there was a thick fog, and only the red eyes of.

On the day of the race, the weather was poor, with thick fog.

The children were to put to bed as night fell and a thick fog developed.

But a thick fog rose from the ground, and made it very difficult to see the way.

You said we were over it, but I guess the fog's too thick.

I felt as though I'd stepped into a thick fog.

It was thick fog, and one could not see three yards.

In the heavy fog, how on earth would they find the right one?

There was heavy fog in the morning of the race.

It was like looking at someone in a heavy, dark fog.

Some events are called off when there is heavy fog.

They were once again delayed two hours because of heavy fog.

The heavy fog that night has now become the focus of the investigation, which is expected to take six to nine months.

Heavy fog was particularly hazardous, and could come any time of year.

All of a sudden a heavy fog rose up from the sea.

He was making an instrument approach to the airport in heavy fog.

A heavy fog appeared to be rolling in from the bay.

But no one could see them in dense fog like this.

At the time there was dense fog in the area.

The day began with a dense fog over this beautiful but difficult course.

There was dense fog, however, and nothing could be seen.

The field was covered by a dense fog on the morning of 14 March.

But such questions hang in the air like a dense fog.

But more recently, a dense fog has formed around the company.

He emerged from it as if coming through a dense fog.

The accident happened at 8:55 in dense fog on a Sunday morning.

It was like looking out of an airplane window into dense fog.

Thick white mist had come down and you couldn't see the end of the garden.

The air felt heavy and there was a thick mist over the sea.

Then a bus had appeared suddenly out of the thick mist, moving toward him.

There was a thick mist, but this time it helped the British.

He stood up, but stayed low, feeling vulnerable despite the thick mist.

The lights were beginning to swim in a thick mist.

"Honestly speaking, we are still in a thick mist about where to go and what to do."

Until at last the whole site was shrouded in thick mist and she could see no more.

A thick white mist had appeared over the river, and was softly rising higher.

And peered into the thick mist which covered the water completely.

They came to a high point in the tunnel where the heavy black mist had not reached.

There was a heavy mist which made it impossible to see a yard ahead.

So they went into the boiling of that strange, heavy mist.

But the northern wind had brought heavy mist rolling down.

The ground under their feet was soft and wet from the heavy mist.

It reached her vaguely, like something through a heavy mist.

It made him think of the way streetlights looked when you saw them through a heavy mist.

It was like seeing pictures through a heavy mist or cloud.

Visibility is cut to five feet in the heavy mist.

As the darkness faded, a heavy mist fell upon the river.