Sentence examples for murky black from inspiring English sources

The walls of the 60-square-meter, or 650-square-foot, store are painted in a glossy deep-sea blue; the marble floor is a murky black.

All throughout the night-club-ish space, murky black ovals dotted the floor, surrounded by a subtle shimmer of metal railing, but otherwise invisible.

Stick with the murky black and white footage above, for a rare opportunity to watch Wieland Wagner's epoch-making production, first seen at Bayreuth in 1962, but recorded here during the Osaka festival in 1967.

Nichols tells that story, as he tells the story of the rest of his life and work, in the form of a talking head against a murky black background, the work of a filmed interview from some time in his later years, conducted by the producer Julian Schlossberg.

Though Ms. Fleming got her production, John Conklin's sets were dreary: just scattered pillars, movable staircases and stiff, crumpled hanging curtains, with stormy seas and such suggested by framed pictures in the background, all placed against a backdrop of murky black.

The antiquities vanish into a murky black market worth, worldwide, an estimated $1.6 billion USD annually, according to the think-tank Global Financial Integrity.

Thanks for all the support!" Hack leans back in his chair and accidentally skims a murky black-and-white photograph.

But we're getting into that murky black-and-white, cause-and-effect, dead-rat-and-stick argument that muddies a lot of the conversation about depression.

In the murky global black market for stolen art, France's many museums are prime hunting grounds.

One or two dishes were easier to resist, like pork in a murky green-black sauce or hard-cooked eggs in an extremely mild coconut-milk curry.

Rising from and disappearing into murky water were black turtles about eighteen inches long.