18 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Drizzle' in a Sentence
"To rain gently and steadily in fine drops; sprinkle." more
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The morning drizzle glistened on the leaves, adding a touch of magic to the garden.
The soft drizzle provided the perfect backdrop for the couple's quiet rooftop dinner.
I am drizzling chocolate over the cake.
As they walk through the park, it will drizzle, creating a romantic atmosphere.
The forest is serene, with the leaves shimmering as the rain is drizzling through the trees.
The chef recommended a drizzle of balsamic glaze to enhance the flavor of the dish.
The drizzle on her cheeks mixed with tears, expressing a bittersweet farewell.
Despite the umbrella, his clothes will have been drizzling wet in the persistent rain.
The forecast suggests it will drizzle lightly, perfect for a cozy day indoors.
The morning dew had drizzled on the delicate petals of the blooming roses.
By the time we arrive at the picnic, it will have drizzled, dampening the grass and cooling the air.
The chef is meticulously plating the dish, and a fine drizzle of sauce is drizzling over it.
The soccer match had to be canceled as it has been drizzling persistently.
The drizzle set the stage for a cozy night in, with blankets and hot cocoa by the fireplace.
The drizzle was a welcome relief for the farmers, nourishing their drought-stricken fields.
The car's windshield wipers have been working constantly as it has been drizzling on the highway.
The drizzle hinted at the changing seasons, with leaves starting to fall in the autumn breeze.
The city streets will have been drizzling with a light rain, creating a shimmering reflection.
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