Sentence examples for murky autumn from inspiring English sources
And what Galloway bombastically described as the Bradford spring, when he overturned a chunky Labour majority to romp home with a 10,000 lead of his own in the March byelection in Bradford West, has turned into a decidedly murky autumn.
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.
Downstairs is a screen showing the murky Cornish coast in autumn but shot with a full-spectrum ghost hunting camera, turning the sky and sea a mystical purple, with audio recorded on a instrument Roth custom built with help from open-source engineers within the paranormal community.
Outside the window, in the murky film of the fading autumn day, Moscow's former suburbs swam past — clusters of identical white high-rises with laundry hanging on the balconies — which weren't suburbs anymore, but inside the city now.
Outside the window, in the murky film of the fading autumn day, Moscow's former suburbs swam past clusters of identical white high-rises with laundry hanging on the balconies which weren't suburbs anymore, but inside the city now.
The approach to autumn has been murkier than usual this year — a long, damp slog toward October, days of rain all across the Northeast.
But a recovery in the autumn is unlikely; and beyond that, the future remains murky.
