Sentence examples for cool murky from inspiring English sources

The 4-year-old Siberian husky went bounding into the pool, where a dozen other dogs were already dunking and, yes, dog-paddling in the cool, murky water.

I'm secretly coveting the life of a hippo, they wallow in cool, murky water for most of the day rolling about in the mud, the only interruptions to their peaceful pastime is some tail splashing when one of them has done a number two.

Workdays began with a walk through this cool, murky passage.

And in a way, this is Twin Peaks' doppelgänger: something that wears its face, but with a different hairstyle and a cooler jacket and murkier, crueller intentions.

Sometime after 2001, however, the friendship between the men started to cool, for reasons that are murky and complicated and depend upon whom you ask.

It might not seem like a good idea to annoy Mr. Simmons, but decisions like that are why, in the murky world of cool-hunting, Training Camp is basic training.

In decades past, Mr. Berger of NYC Swim said, braving the murky waters "made you cooler".

As you move towards the murkier field events, the cool factor begins to decline, but the satisfaction of having found a group of fellow pole-vaulting enthusiasts probably makes up for that.

Piles of old nuclear reactor parts and decaying fuel rods, much of them of unknown provenance and age, line the murky, radioactive waters of the cooling pond in the centre of B30.

In addition to landmark albums like "Out of the Cool" and "The Individualism of Gil Evans," the Gil Evans legacy encompasses a lot of murky sprawl.

In composing his "symphony of horrors," Murnau tapped into the murky depths of European folklore and the reservoir of superstition beneath the cool, rational surface of modern life.