| Then, with Teesside imploring the Gods of football and wintery precipitation to deepen the peasouper and get the game off, it suddenly, inexplicably lifted. |
| At night the Victorian brass fittings bathe everything in an intimate yellow glow, so you appear to be wandering through a peasouper fog in Sherlock Holmes' London. |
| There was a dreadful peasouper fog and we ended up in a nightclub. |
| For all that a Mini on a motorway in those days was a tooth-jarring, bum-numbing experience, we made great time until, somewhere in the Midlands, we ran into a real peasouper. |
| I could tell you some chump-chilling tales about life on the box in a London peasouper. |
| How wonderful to be able to see the former banking hall's amazing decor without peering through the nicotine equivalent of a peasouper. |
