Sentence examples for murky down from inspiring English sources

The linesman said it was murky down in that corner and he couldn't see it, maybe he should go to Specsavers or somewhere".

"The linesman said it was murky down in that corner and he couldn't see it, so maybe he should go to an opticians.

"It's a murky situation down there," a Western diplomat in Islamabad, Pakistan's capital, said of the Pashtun groups now in southern Afghanistan.

But while it's eager to satisfy the applicants that keep it in business, USPTO also has to respect often murky directions handed down from the courts, says Dan Burk, a law professor at the University of California, Irvine.

A couple of years ago I was bogged down with murky painted passages.

Distance swimmers spend most of their athletic life staring down into murky water, isolated by sensory deprivation.

American and Japanese officials said this was to prevent the deal from getting bogged down in murky bureaucratic proceedings, as happened in the past.

And so he is led, once again, into the murky business of chasing down clues, interviewing witnesses and trying to penetrate the twisted mind of a shadowy sicko.

MURKY ACCOUNTING By playing down its exposure to European sovereign debt, MF Global lost credibility in the market and eventually got hammered as fears over possible bond defaults rose.

As I strained to see through the murky darkness, he pointed down at the filthy wall-to-wall carpeting and said cheerfully, "We would probably pull everything up and have wood floors".

In the US media the Odessa atrocity has been played down as "murky" and a "tragedy" in which "nationalists" (neo-Nazis) attacked "separatists" (people collecting signatures for a referendum on a federal Ukraine).