How did it all start and who was first remains mired in mystery, with the facts made murky by myths, fiction, imagination and rumors.
Or maybe it was the Painkiller, a creamy coconut slushy made murky by rum, pineapple juice, and a dusting of nutmeg a frozen eggnog for the tropics.
A slow, secretive pace as seems to be the case at the moment — could take Egypt into a future made murky by a dangerous mix of military, money and motives.
Bond strategists caution, however, that the current outlook for inflation has been made murky by the attempts of the Federal Reserve, and of central banks and governments around the world, to pump money into the financial system in an effort to strengthen the global economy.
But that's all a vague memory, made murky by years of lactating and other mom... stuff.
"Somehow robust offers are made, murky language is debated, but we constantly seem to be in the situation where someone in your position gets slow-danced off the dance floor". New York Democratic Sen. Charles Schumer was more blunt.
Florida's foreclosure mess is made murkier by what analysts and lawyers involved in the process say are questionable practices by some law firms that are representing banks.
The situation is made murkier still by the feasible prospect of a hung parliament – where no political party has an outright majority of seats.
Facing uncertain futures made murkier by decimated higher education budgets and a slumping job market, the Glendale High School class of 2009 received its diplomas Friday at a ceremony on Moyse Field.
A lot of D.C. mumbo jumbo including amendments and provisions makes things murky, and murky ammunition in a political gunfight just doesn't work when guns are blazing.
