drizzly

Did I tell you it was a drizzly sort of day yesterday?

The book begins on a drizzly November evening in 1973.

It was on a drizzly day that we saw the sharks.

It is shortly after 8 on a drizzly Tuesday night.

For hours, the outcome on this drizzly day was uncertain.

On this drizzly day, the captain wouldn't have seen very much.

I didn't buy it and walked through the drizzly morning back home.

Jessica nodded slowly and looked out at the drizzly day.

The day had opened in a cold drizzly gloom, but now you could believe spring might actually be on the way.

The morning's drizzly rain was turning into a fine mist.

The other day, on a drizzly afternoon, three people offered drugs to a stranger.

It was a drizzly morning just before dawn with limited visibility.

I had to admit, doughnuts seemed like a pretty good idea on a drizzly day.

So, on a dull and drizzly morning we headed for the dogs' home.

In Beijing, it was a drizzly and quiet day of mourning.

It'll remain rather cloudy in the east tonight, with some drizzly rain at times.

She took a break at 12:30, packed up all her notes, and went out into a drizzly day to look for lunch.

Let us know if we can help with your journey through the airport on this grey and drizzly day!

Scot thanked her and headed out into the drizzly afternoon.

It was a drizzly December night, and the parking lot wasn't well lit.

And on drizzly fall days, perhaps a $90,000 Hummer will do.

When drizzly rain continued to fall, the round was called off and the tournament shortened.

"What's the point of going out there in the drizzly rain, half-hearted?"

That had been on the first drizzly night.

A grey drizzly afternoon meant empty streets and poor visibility.