Drizzly In A Sentence

• It was a drizzly cold night and he looked very tired.
• It was a raw, drizzly morning.
• A nasty, drizzly mist hung over everything.
• I liked the overcast, drizzly days best.
• The night shut down, dark and drizzly and cold.
• Outside, in the drizzly darkness, stands a lonely man.
• IT was a drizzly November evening.
• I lighted upon one drizzly night in Portland Place.
• A drizzly fog had hung over New York since morning.
• Next morning a misty, drizzly pall still hung over everything.

• Picking cranberries may be pleasant enough in fine weather, but it must be miserable work on a cold, drizzly day.
• Thereupon he gave me my furlough, and at daylight the next morning I put my blanket around me and walked right out into a drizzly rain.
• As I floundered upward in the late spring rain, gaining the bare summit under the drizzly sky, a rush of dogs met me.
• The marshy land on which they were encamped, the wet and drizzly weather, the scarcity and badness of the food, caused a raging sickness to break out.

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