Sentence examples for murky day from inspiring English sources

It must have been difficult, with the light on, for him to see them in the murky day outside.

The architectural writer Gillian Darley lost her son Joseph when he was 11 weeks old, during a midday sleep on a cold, murky day in early April nearly 30 years ago.

It was a murky day and the photo-finish print was not terribly clear, allowing a certain amount of controversy over the result to persist for two or three days.

"The silver lining to a pretty murky day was the return of Andre Adams, after 2 months out injured".

Several other reporters said that details of the agreement remained murky Wednesday morning, and that the deal could fall apart.

And with Cyprus's future completely in the balance, eurozone leaders met in Brussels on a murky Sunday to try to find a compromise to hold their currency union together.

The A.F.C. playoff picture, a muddle all season with no dominant team like the Packers, became murkier Sunday.

In Cairo, the murky proceedings surrounding the case turned even murkier Tuesday night when state media reported that the judge had abruptly removed himself.

If anything, the information doctors and patients might use to decide whether to use the drug-coated stents became murkier Thursday.

Tuesday and Wednesday offered conflicting reports about the health of the U.S. economy, and the outlook could get even murkier Thursday when weekly jobless claims, December's pending home sales index, and a report on consumer credit are released.

The thin lines between success and failure were clear to see on that murky April day in 1989, as one man's misfortune was another's major benefit.