fogbound

After a fogbound opening sequence (much of the best noir begins with the "crime" that propels the plot), the camera settles into a fixed-frame shot of a house in a field.

Their violent deaths shocked the tiny, fogbound village of Jenner, about 77 miles of San Francisco, and brought back memories of the Zodiac killer for some.

Sahiwal, Harrapa, Chichawatni, Mian Channu and Khanewal too remained fogbound.

I was fogbound, unable to sail or navigate, unmoored but not moving.

In the gospel reading this 2nd Sunday of Advent, John the Baptist's message to all fogbound creatures is: "Change your course.

"That applies in cases of inclement weather, fogbound pitches or, in this situation, to enable building works to be completed.

ON A FOGBOUND Liverpool night in October, 1963, a disembodied voice whispered in the ears of small-time gangster Mickey King as he walked to the doors of the Lion Tavern, on Moorfields.

George missed the big win as his plane was fogbound at Edinburgh but Tommy travelled to Newmarket in the horsebox and excitedly cheered home the 66/1 winner.

International movements have been largely limited to occasional diversions from a fogbound Sydney, or those bringing visiting government officials, but that is all about to change.

However, while Oregon's beaches will be first to experience the Moon's shadow, this fogbound coastline and the cold ocean current just offshore are not optimal for eclipse watching.

In this manner, she both continues and subverts the masculine tradition of a Gothic London, replacing the fogbound city of archetypal ghouls and madmen with a Gothic tradition rooted in the private and the female, one in which "used-up," marginalized women and the ghosts of past selves haunt London's streets eternally.