How To Use Fogbound In A Sentence
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In its own insidious way, the movie exerts an oneiric pull, as hypnotic as the sight of Skull Island from the deck of the fogbound Venture.
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The Jet Skis were two tiny specks floating in the fogbound sea.
Gold of Kings
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There are fogbound places and places known locally as "banana belts" maybe a mile away that are usually fresh and sunny.
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The most productive places for growing artichokes and brussels sprouts on the Northern California coast are fogbound and cool regions from Castroville to Davenport mostly along Monterey Bay and just north of there.
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Their flight was cancelled because the airport was fogbound.
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Dense, ridiculously overplotted and painfully overlong, this gruesome thriller set in a fogbound insane asylum is incomprehensible and fatally flawed, but having said all of that, I will also say this: It never seems anything less than the work of a skillful film buff.
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All 29 people on board helicopter ZD576 died when it ploughed into a fogbound hillside.
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Others opt for tamer pickings, such as lobster mushrooms and summer chanterelles on the fogbound coast of Oregon.
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And though much of the Peruvian seaside is often chilly, treacherous and fogbound, the country's ruling class has seen dollars in a wave swept shore.
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the fogbound city
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Through the closed windows came the occasional ‘peep’ of a fogbound wayfarer whistling for a hansom.
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Many sailors ran down the gangway Friday, carrying roses for their loved ones waiting on the fogbound shore.
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Well beyond Hokkaido, bisected by the 50th parallel, the isles were typically cold, fogbound, and of only marginal interest to American strategists.
Whirlwind
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A sizable section of the French team was fogbound on the Faroe Islands yesterday.
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All this was a result of inclement weather and a fogbound Wellington Airport.
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In its own insidious way, the movie exerts an oneiric pull, as hypnotic as the sight of Skull Island from the deck of the fogbound Venture.
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The first staging of one of O'Neill's works came when an amateur theatre group in Provincetown, Cape Cod put on his 1914 one-acter Bound East For Cardiff, a play set onboard a fogbound vessel in the middle of the Atlantic.
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Many sailors ran down the gangway Friday, carrying roses for their loved ones waiting on the fogbound shore.
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Despite the fogbound capital, the event, held at the Petone rugby clubrooms, was a cracker.
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'The Others' 2001 In this supernatural thriller set in a fogbound mansion on the Isle of Jersey, Nicole Kidman's Grace waits for her soldier husband to come home from World War II.
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Their flight was cancelled because the airport was fogbound.
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According to Wratten's article, the Chinook was ‘some 15 seconds from the fogbound lighthouse and perilously close to steeply rising ground that was also shrouded in cloud’.
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I got to know the fogbound salmon towns of Oregon and Washington - Moclips, Sekiu, and Tillamook - and I heard the stories of his trips to Prince Rupert and to Kodiak.
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a fogbound fleet
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So, it emerged, during the night in the fogbound boat Giovanni had made the most of his opportunity.
MURKY SHALLOWS
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It was mid-November 1816, when Lord Byron, accompanied by his friend John Hobhouse, first stepped off a gondola onto the damp and fogbound flagstones of the Grand Canal.
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The delegation were fogbound at New York Airport for as long as 15 hours.
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I waited there like a fogbound ship looking for the flash of a lighthouse, some sense of direction, a beacon to steer by.
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I'm heading 5373 miles west to spend Easter in fogbound San Francisco, because I can.
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Through the closed windows came the occasional ‘peep’ of a fogbound wayfarer whistling for a hansom.
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The battle of the backlashes has resumed in the fogbound Pennines after the briefest of truces over Christmas.
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Episode 1 begins in fogbound East London, with Coal Hill School teachers Ian and Barbara concerned for the welfare of one of their brightest students.
