ragged clouds

Then, one morning, they broke through the last ragged clouds.

Ragged clouds drifted about the edge of the great depression in the earth.

Ragged clouds scudded past on the silent wind higher up.

It stopped raining and the sun was trying to pierce its way through the ragged clouds.

The view soothed him, especially the ragged clouds trailing across the blue sky.

Ragged clouds hung in low over the basin, and the ground turned sodden.

He leaves the rain behind and eventually passes from under the ragged clouds into a clear night with stars beyond counting.

Then the sun gleamed out of ragged clouds again and the rain lessened.

There were only a few gulls, though, wheeling in a sky shot with ragged clouds.

A small moon racing high above, between ragged clouds, emphasized his sudden feeling of loneliness.

A cold wind blew up from the sea and ragged clouds drifted swiftly across the sky.

Above the misery, the sky hung a pall of ragged clouds.

'Even a poor man's hut is better than living among the ragged clouds.' "

The ragged clouds permitted glimpses of stars, but it was too dark to see more than shadows.

He leaned back with a sigh, his eyes on the almost black bel-lies of the ragged clouds.

Ragged clouds still raced across the sky, blotting out the moon.

Ragged clouds raced across the sky and there was a smell of coming snow riding on the wind.

The breeze was cold and freshening under ragged clouds.

The moon Neihevin seemed to fly through ragged clouds.

But what was there, peeking through ragged clouds, was a glaring red star.

The moon sank toward the west and the ragged clouds thinned out to let the stars shine through.

Away west the moon rode in ragged clouds.

Briefly, the ragged clouds tore open to show a half-moon flying between far pale stars.

Night was on its way; there were lights in the cluster of houses at Barrapol, and stars coming between the ragged clouds.

Torn and ragged clouds with pale stars beyond.