Sentence examples for murky night from inspiring English sources
Some look like astronomical observations of the moon on a murky night, others, a fastidious watercolourist's palette.
In this image, which eludes like mist all attempts to catch it, luminescent angels are brought into association with a murky night drawing in over the marshes.
He delves into the murky night life, meeting a dodgy Russian, an Irish comedian, a saxophonist, a magician, and playing them all complete with accents, musicianship and even magic tricks.
But I give Bob Kerrey more credit for his fine service in middle age than I give him blame for regrettable decisions made on a murky night in a murky war he had no real part in making.
Its tangled story will be experienced by some as an offense against narrative order, but the film is an intoxicating liberation from sense, with moments of feeling all the more powerful for seeming to emerge from the murky night world of the unconscious.
When Manchester City's players walked off in a fog - on every level on a murky night at the Etihad - after a 2-1 home defeat by CSKA Moscow on Bonfire Night, it was shaping up as another year of underachievement for them in the Champions League.
Adapted from his own play, the film provides fight sequences and chases through murky, night-time streets in which Boucheron, looking vaguely like Adam Ant, disappears down man-holes, leaving the local gendarmes twitching like bewildered monkeys in his wake.
Bukowski's poetry, meanwhile, is a perfect adjunct to murky nights immersed in hardboiled fiction and good — or bad — booze.
Sunset crept up through the murky air, and night fell.
The Vineyard is the site of another Strober tale, using paint colors like "Teddy Bear," "Cape Cod Gray," "Pretty Maiden," "Dark Night," "Murky," "Conceal" and "Ethel's Dream".
The "worship of eternal, magnificent nature" that Strauss described in his diary is vividly realized in the 22 sections, which open with the murky rumblings of "Night," followed by the glittering "Sunrise".
