Sentence examples for murky basement from inspiring English sources
This exhibition, pleasingly presented in two bijou rooms in the rather murky basement of Asia House, reminds us of the impact that this gorgeous, sad and soon-to-be-extinct (there are fewer than 3,500 left) animal has had upon the arts of Asia.
Park, for example, provides a sequence in which India Stoker (Wasikowska), descending to a murky basement, deliberately bats the overhead lamp so that it swings back and forth, thus mirroring the light that was knocked by Vera Miles, also in a cellar, near the end of "Psycho". Oh, and something important happens to India in the shower.
Park, for example, provides a sequence in which India Stoker (Wasikowska), descending to a murky basement, deliberately bats the overhead lamp so that it swings back and forth, thus mirroring the light that was knocked by Vera Miles, also in a cellar, near the end of "Psycho".
By 1978 the word capucha, "hood", meant murky basements across the land in which ordinary Argentines were kept for years blindfolded, chained and shackled.
Director Tim Miller (A Gentleman's Duel) and Writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, both of whom worked on Zombieland, forsake flowers and sunshine for the grunge of murky alleys and dank, dingy basements, a landscape of syringes and infections.
Have we entirely misread the implications of that original, fateful dive into the murky depths of the station house basement?
After the last customer has left, he unlocks the door to the basement and — cue Rod Serling — enters a murky dimension where fact, fantasy and political incorrectness swirl together.
In March, as Downing Street rolled out the red carpet for the Saudi Crown Prince to make arms deals worth billions, another murky chapter in British foreign policy unfolded in the secure basement of a London courthouse.
Murky water flooded streets as well as the yards and basements of dozens of homes within a four-block radius of the break, Mr. Martinez said.
