Sentence examples for a murky sky from inspiring English sources
People like us can't afford anything!" On both sides of Chang'an Avenue, new skyscrapers and giant billboards stood under a murky sky.
In another painting, the word ACE, in large letters, stands on the horizon, under a murky sky reminiscent of Dorothy's Kansas.
The photo-based painting of lush trees against a murky sky had failed to sell at Christie's in New York in 1994; then, in 1996, it sold for $230,000 at Sotheby's in London.
And, born of necessity, the top-down moves to encourage bottom-up pressure may signal a broader trend that will have an impact far beyond China's murky skies.
Robert L. Teague, writing in The New York Times, described "murky skies, autumn temperatures and a relentless drizzle" and described the umpire Bill Jackowski cleaning off home plate with a white towel rather than the normal whisk broom.
Doubtless it would make a fantastic location for the next blockbuster horror movie, but even under slightly murky skies it was the perfect setting to showcase local small businesses and charity groups, with stalls dotted among towering lime trees giving added character to the gothic gloom.
I was still young enough to harbour a hope that Santa might be flying from the north pole to my hometown in northern England, that his reindeers might soon swoop through the murky skies of Manchester, bringing me everything I had wished for, when I placed a mince pie, a carrot and a glass of milk beneath the chimney of my childhood home.
Adding to the surreality of the occasion was the fact that the roof closed under a murky but rainless sky.
Overhead a murky cloud of smog hung in the sky and reduced the sun to a gray lifeless ball.
Sometime in late fall, the gods roll a murky, dark, lugubrious, depressing, grey cover over the sky that hangs there every day for months.
