O thou shrouded in thy mantle ,

Imagine you're driving in a fog.

Behold , the Lote tree was shrouded ( in mystery unspeakable ! )

It is a glorious welcome, even in fog.

Both positions are hopelessly buried in intellectual and moral fog.

And leg will be joined with another leg ( shrouded )

The NTC has suffered regular internal disputes, and its membership and functioning are shrouded in secrecy.

By evening, as the air raids died down, the city lay shrouded in fire and smoke.

The boy said that the taxi vanished into the fog.

The thick fog made it hard to see the road.

Drone operations are carried out by the Central Intelligence Agency, an organization whose activities are shrouded in secrecy.

Of course, moral clarity may inevitably yield to the fog of war.

Around 2000, being of African descent was irremediably associated with immigration and shrouded by negative implications that affect women in particular.

The dramatic photos of the tense confrontations, sometimes shrouded in black smoke billowing from nearby burning vehicles, have circulated and stunned worldwide.

US President Barack Obama has termed the Pakistan Taliban a cancer in the heart of Pakistan, and its origins are not shrouded in mystery.

Leaving the series, Grace was keen to work more prominently in film, having starred opposite Tom Welling in The Fog in 2005.

Hard rime is a white ice that forms when the water droplets in fog freeze to the outer surfaces of objects.

Philip II had a legitimate claim to the throne, but as with many other dynastic struggles of the age, it was shrouded in controversy.

The fog freezes usually to the windward side of tree branches, wires, or any other solid objects.

Shrouded in secrecy and legend, the Nobel Prize first became an object for serious scholarly study after 1976, when the Nobel Foundation opened its archives.

Of course, the inner workings of Kim s regime are shrouded in mystery, not only to the outside world, but also to most of North Korea s government.

Emerging from the fog of war, children work the local markets to provide food for themselves and their families.

She takes pride in being the Indian politician who pays the highest income taxes about 6 million last year though the sources of her income are shrouded in controversy.

The fog of war doesn t simply happen combatants contribute to it strategically, with their attempts to mystify and confuse adversaries.

Imagine you're driving in a fog. That makes a difference between seeing the car in front of you and avoiding the accident, or getting into an accident.

Not a single week passes without stories of arrests of yet another online journalist or activist in countries like Egypt or Iran, but the details and reasons are often shrouded in mystery.

There, an average of 180 days per year have precipitation, forty four days have fog, and only seventy two days are sunny.

Wanderer above the Sea of Fog (), also known as Wanderer Above the Mist, is an oil painting composed in 1818 by the German Romantic artist Caspar David Friedrich.

Nigeria has always expressed grave concern at certain developments, including the emergence of new strategic doctrines in some nuclear weapon States, which have shrouded the expected implementation of these important commitments with uncertainty.

The city is known for its fog, which is recorded on average on 64 days per year, mostly in autumn and winter, and can be particularly persistent in conditions of temperature inversion.

Black White with Blue Filter Simulate black and white film exposure using a blue filter. This accentuates haze and fog. Used for dye transfer and contrast effects.

James keeps a radio with him, which alerts him to the presence of creatures by emitting static, allowing him to detect them even through the thick fog.

It is a war in which confusion is clearly a strategic element, rather than just an effect. The rhetoric of the fog of war, in other words, is intended to legitimate the idea of information warfare.

And now kinetic and architectural firms like Grimshaw are starting to look at this as a way of coating buildings so that they gather water from the fog.

And I remember coming up from one of these deep dives, and I had this fog, and the narcosis takes a little while to, you know, fade away.

Current posts on the site include Neoliberalism with Russian Characteristics, by Ilya Matveev and The Fog of 'Hybrid War' Why It's Dangerous to Think Hybrid, by Vladimir Artyukh.

As one scientist friend puts it if you are driving on a mountain road, approaching a cliff, in a car whose brakes may fail, and a fog bank rolls in, should you drive more or less cautiously?

In this engrossing EG talk, architect Liz Diller shares her firm DS R's more unusual work, including the Blur Building, whose walls are made of fog, and the revamped Alice Tully Hall, which is wrapped in glowing wooden skin.

Now, if you go to an Amazon jungle and fog a tree, you may get a lot of bugs, but for fishes, there's nowhere in the world you can get seven new species per hour of time.

When the pilot of the presidential plane (ironically, again, Soviet made) was advised not to land in the thick fog, either he, or perhaps even the president himself, may have mistrusted the Russians willingness to give honest advice.

Shrouded in secrecy and legend, the Nobel Prize first became an object for serious scholarly study after 1976, when the Nobel Foundation opened its archives. Subsequent research by historians of science leaves little doubt the Nobel medallion is etched with human frailties.

Water's pumped from the lake and is filtered and shot as a fine mist through an array of high pressure fog nozzles, 35,000 of them. And a weather station is on the structure.

So, the audience is dispersed, focused attention and dramatic build up and climax are all replaced by a kind of attenuated attention that's sustained by a sense of apprehension caused by the fog.

She lived in Hawaii during the filming of the show's first season, and signed on to star opposite Tom Welling in The Fog , a 2005 remake of the 1980 horror film of the same name, as a character originally played by Jamie Lee Curtis.

But when fog clouds your visibility, you re not an instinctive driver (as seems to be the case here), and you have misplaced your eyeglasses, you place not only yourself at peril, but others as well.