"murmur that" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used when reporting or describing someone or something murmuring a phrase or sentence. Example: She heard a faint murmur that sounded like "I love you" coming from the next room.
"But the general murmur that goes on now, on holes like Phoenix, there is no silence out there anymore," he added.
When veterinarians from the Equine Clinic at Oakencroft examined Timo, the only problem they found was a heart murmur that resolved as he became stronger and more robust.
When there is an arteriovenous fistula, the pulse in the vein is diminished by direct compression of the supplying artery, resulting in a continuous murmur that may help in diagnosing and locating the fistula.
Now, researchers from MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) are trying to change that with a new prototype system called Murmur that aims to improve the mailing-list experience by incorporating popular social-media features like upvoting, following, and blocking.
After years of mostly anonymous struggle, the National's two previous albums, "Alligator" (2005) and "Boxer" (2007), were so full of strangely isolated songs about friendship, romance and work that they had created for this new release the sort of expectant critical murmur that has been rare to hear since the end of the age of record shops.
Cardiac auscultation was significant for a 3/6 pan-systolic murmur that was best heard at the left sternal border.
We visited several patients, one of whom had a heart murmur that was a musical murmur.
I wish I could have recorded the murmur that went through the theater when "Black Panther" referenced the stolen art from the Edo people of Benin City, Nigeria.
