Sentence examples for murky winter from inspiring English sources

In a year which saw new collections from several of the UK's leading poetry lights, Sean O'Brien's November (Picador, £8.99) and David Harsent's Night (Faber, £9.99) are both examples of poets working at the top of their game – and both sufficiently tenebrous to offer perfect fare for a murky winter's evening.

It is cloyingly sweet, looks like murky winter sludge, and tastes like something a pharmaceutical company might concoct to conceal a chemical flavor.

But the signs were still murky late Wednesday night.

The deadly First of October Anti-Fascist Resistance Group (Grapo) that emerged from murky 1970s Maoism has ceased to be a threat, and its members are in jail.

But the circumstances of the shooting remained murky yesterday, as relatives and friends back home reacted with grief and anger to the news of Mr. Gilman's death.

The case stems from Russia's murky 1990s, and Boris Yeltsin's controversial privatisation programme, which saw the creation in 1995 of the oil firm Sibneft.

In the richly detailed but morally murky 1980s world of The Americans, two KGB agents pose as a US suburban couple.

What we said: "In the richly detailed but morally murky 1980s world of The Americans, two KGB agents pose as a US suburban couple.

In the statement that ran in the British papers, Mrs. Kirchner asserted that "Argentina was forcibly stripped of the Malvinas Islands Argentinaina's name for the territory — in the murky 1833 episode.

But much remained murky today about the association and the Gravano family's activities in this sunny college suburb of rolling desert floor, stucco strip malls and chain restaurants a few miles east of Phoenix.

THE border mainly runs north and south, but the murky 1898 political and financial compromises that created it also left it with some abrupt veers and zigzags that are hard to fathom 107 years later.