grow cloudy

The water around her grew cloudy and dark with blood.

She saw the brilliantly clear grey eyes slowly grow cloudy, and then dark.

The deterioration continued, with even the invisible ceiling growing cloudy and dark.

He drank again; she did also, and refilled; his mind was growing cloudy.

Without them his mind would grow cloudy, overly paranoid, uncertain.

It grew cloudy and cold, and activity on the streets seemed to slow.

Soon the air above the Castle grew cloudy with their circling swarm.

The skies grew cloudy during the afternoon of Greg's second day on the job, and the next morning the rains came.

It suddenly grew cloudy, became a wisp of trailing smoke, was gone.

She could see his clear green eyes grow cloudy with an emotion she couldn't identify.

His vision grew cloudy, and he realized he was having trouble breathing.

Then he settled himself in bed, determined to use his morning mind to clarify matters that had grown cloudy last evening.

Still, when the vision grew cloudy, there were his fluid, passionate dancers to enjoy.

Its body grew cloudy again, thinning to fog but remaining a barrier around them.

But as time passed, the picture grew cloudier.

Rick's face grew cloudy, but he said nothing.

The night was growing cloudy and dark.

The luminescence grew cloudy, and gradually the outline of a room appeared in the mirror.

The horizon has only grown cloudier since then.

The plastic grew cloudy, and the morphine stopped running into Jimmies veins.

Midafternoon now, and the sky was growing cloudy.

Beyond that distance in the past, even the memory of the Twice-Born started to grow cloudy, on this subject at least.

Qing Long's whole body seemed to grow cloudy, translucent, without losing any of its solidity.

In cataracts, the lens of the eye, which is normally colorless and clear, grows cloudy.