Sentence examples for cloudy from from inspiring English sources

But the picture gets cloudy from there.

It will probably still be cloudy from the milk solids that haven't been strained out yet.

We see a half-eaten steak, the fat congealing; a cassoulet after everyone has helped himself to it; a plate rim smeared with grease; a sideboard stacked higgledy-piggledy with dishes, cutlery, leftovers, and wineglasses cloudy from finger smudges.

The village is a smattering of fishing shacks frequented by stray dogs and chickens; the sand is littered with sweet wrappers, water bottles, flip-flops and polystyrene food containers; the sea is cloudy from the dredging.

And holding forth at his airy Village apartment -- although it's a little cloudy from the American Spirits he constantly smokes -- Mr. Mizrahi, 38, said that contrary to what people might expect, he was doing just fine.

The estuary waters are cloudy from sediment, but as soon as the boat swerves off into the undergrowth of the surrounding mangrove forest, you can see right to the bottom of the riverbed.

Turning cloudier from the west later, with overnight rain and possibly some hill snow.

But more exciting, to me anyway, was the fact that Cloudy Bay, from Marlborough, in far-off New Zealand, was second.

Nearby, a young girl and boy scoop out a bowlful of cloudy groundwater from a makeshift well to wash a few scraps of clothes.

A plunge pool had been filled with icy, cloudy water from the river, and a sheaf of birch leaves left at our disposal.

Phacoemulsification cataract surgery, a minimally invasive technique to remove a cloudy lens from the eye, is one of the most commonly performed surgical procedures in the western world.