At one time daily misting was recommended for these plants.

There came a misting, a change on that surface.

"I did but walk among them and the misting of their finished breath has done this to me.

Repeat the misting 2 more times at 1-minute intervals.

The rain had begun again, no more than a fine misting that coated his windshield.

This misting of America, however, is being viewed with decidedly dark suspicions by consumer organizations.

It needs regular misting, though, especially during winter.

She blinked a sudden and totally illogical misting of tears from her eyes.

A terrarium with a screen top and daily misting achieves that balance.

A light misting of water can help.

The air now smelled musty and very dry, as if filled with a thin misting of dust.

The rain had faded away to a fine misting, but it was almost completely dark and the wind had risen.

This was more like the easy misting of a good, soaking rain, permeating the thirsting earth.

Even fine misting is not recommended.

She was highly sensitive to alcohol, and a warm blush, a light misting of sweat, broke'out over her body.

A small water bowl is necessary, however they prefer drinking water droplets from regular misting (every second day).

At one time, daily misting was recommended, but it was soon learned that the regimen invited mildew.

Above the stones also there was a misting, as if something there bewildered or hindered clear sight.

A shallow water bowl should be provided, and misting of the tank is recommended if the tank becomes dry.

Because of his misting and blood-stained faceplate, he had not spotted the tiny mechanic's mirror that watched him.

It had a faint misting that was proof of dozens of dust storhis met and weathered.

He was over by a small table in one corner, opening two conical bottles each of which wore a misting of condensation.

Most of them will be cleaned with a light misting of water that will eventually dissolve the gypsum crust.

It squinted against the night and the fine misting of rain, spotted its destination, and lurched determinedly forward.

The water was hot enough to cause a misting, so there wasn't that much to see but bodies, green, grey, and other shades of pale, moving through it.

Their eyes misted up as they told me about her.

Her eyes misted, and she took hold of his hand.

She put the phone down for a moment, eyes misting over.

She had expected it but still her eyes misted over.

His vision misted over and he could no longer see.

And he realized that his own eyes were misting over.

As they talked, the windows of the car misted over.

I woke up the next morning at 7 with someone misting my head.

There was a moment yesterday, though, when her blue eyes misted.

It is still misted out, and I cannot see the ocean.

Tears misted her eyes as she thought of all the things that might have been.

Her eyes misted for a moment, perhaps seeing such a dream.

In a few minutes, her breath had misted the glass so she could see nothing.

It had started misting, and he knew fortune was with him.

The fire in her eyes was suddenly misted with tears.

But before she could turn away, the image misted and vanished.

His eyes misted, and for a time he held her in the growing darkness of the front room.

My eyes had misted over by the time I got to the amen.

What had been solid turned to shadow and misted away.

His dark eyes misted over, as if the pain of remembering was great.

I looked, and sure enough, the interior of the windows were misted over.

There seemed to be something happening; his vision was misting over.

When she stood up her eyes were faintly misted, nothing more.

Allison had known who the little girl was, but her eyes misted for just a moment anyway.

The rain was misting down now, steady but very fine.