With the lull, mist and a thin drizzle had cloaked the world again.

It was after midnight, a thin drizzle was falling, and the crowd had scattered.

A thin drizzle, half rain, half snow, was descending, chilling me to the bone.

The rain had slackened to a thin drizzle by the time he finished his bailing.

The rain had dwindled to a thin drizzle by the time he reached the gate.

Not one light shone through the thin drizzle.

The stony path was slippery in thin drizzle.

It was dark now, and a thin drizzle was coming down in front of the lights.

A thin drizzle of cold rain froze as it fell on the snow; the engineers' lines were quiet.

A thin drizzle had begun, which threatened to worsen as he hurried down Park Lane towards South Kensington.

A thin drizzle rained down.

A thin drizzle, which wetted the unfortunate pedestrian to the marrow, had replaced the torrential rain of the previous day.

A thin drizzle of rain was beginning to fall, and the avenues were filled with the furious clamor of belated traffic.

The rain still fell in a thin drizzle that soaked through caps and coats, made the bridles slimy and the saddles slippery and damp.

The night was dark, a thin drizzle was falling; he stood and watched until the woman's rapidly walking figure was lost in the misty gloom.

It was still raining, but not heavily- athindrizzle, which penetrated almost to the marrow.