While recycled water may be a smart and clean way to manage our water supply, our primitive instincts are more programmed to fear the murky water hole than to worry about climate change, new contaminants and population growth.
The Oxford English Dictionary — see here and here — seems unable to prove they didn't come from the same murky watering holes.
Inside this murky hell-hole, there was, however, a figure of innocence, an Aryan maiden who would sacrifice herself for her hero.
Later, they photographed themselves in the dusty gloom of their house in Fournier Street, east London, with its creaking floorboards and wormy panelling, the murky windows, the holes in the ceiling, the silences.
A creature lurks in some murky corner of the hole, eyes glowing red, ready for a confrontation.
Some prominent scientists dismiss philosophers as chasing vague concepts into "murky and inconsequential" rabbit holes, as the physicist Steven Weinberg once put it.
Though these tidal disruption events are thought to be common, they are rarely detected because of the murky environment surrounding supermassive black holes, where light is obscured by clouds of dust and gas.
In short, if Albany's present workings seem murky, the past is often a black hole.
From tree-shaded back-patio to murky after-midnight dive, LA's drinking holes are world class, many of them reeking of celluloid, some of them untouched for the better part of a century.
