1. The steam fogged my glasses.

2. When foul weather fogged the port, the ships anchored outside.

3. The windscreen has fogged .

4. I'm a bit fogged by these instructions.

5. Steam has fogged the bathroom mirror.

6. The windscreen had fogged up.

7. Lack of sleep had fogged her mind.

7. try its best to collect and make good sentences.

8. The cutting have all fogged off.

9. The minister's speech had merely fogged the issue.

10. Light has fogged this film.

11. Steam has fogged my glasses.

12. My glasses fogged up as soon as I stepped outside.

13. They are also fogged by the dumb idea that we are just doing some one else a favour.

14. However, his scanner was fogged by emanations from the aspect of the hydra that was alive, almost masking the trace.

15. The car windows fogged up.

16. The airport has been fogged in for two days.

17. I am completely fogged by the issue.

18. The steam has fogged the mirror.

19. My glasses fogged up in this steamy room.

20. My glasses have fogged up in this steamy room.

21. The car windows were fogged with vapor.

22. Water had fogged his diving mask and he couldn't remember how to clear it.

23. The fogged internal latent image grains are protected by mercapto development antifoggants.

24. The windows fogged immediately.

25. I couldn't see a thing because my glasses had fogged up.

26. I don't know what this sentence in French means; I'm completely fogged.

27. As he began to snore, his side of the windshield gradually fogged up.

28. The pilot could not return because the airfield had fogged up.

29. Feeling sad, she saw a grey cat walking on the fence in the fogged backyard.

30. Fog up a piece of glass with your breath and look through the fogged plate in a darkened room at a white-light point source.

1. The steam fogged my glasses.

2. When foul weather fogged the port, the ships anchored outside.

31. Meredith's breath had fogged the window and she rubbed a clear circle.

32. His hair was all wet and his glasses were fogged up.

33. She paused and looked towards the door with eyes fogged by sleep.

34. Radioactivity came to light a century after the discovery of uranium when Henri Becquerel used uranium salts and photographic plates in the same experiment and found that one fogged the other.