Meanings of turbid stream in English

Still they stand, a hold unshaken, while the turbid stream of life

Flowing parallel to history is the great, turbid stream of politics.

It is saturated with water, stained to the hue of the still turbid stream.

The turbid stream surges everlastingly through our streets; avarice, perjury, adultery,-alltastes are represented.

Ah, see there, far below, the dark, turbid stream.

But the current carries it, and half an ounce will stain miles of the turbid stream.

Beside that, cataracts and a hundred roaring rivers unite to form the Colorado, a mad turbid stream.

The Swannanoa is, however, a turbid stream.

She leaned against the rail for a time, looking at the banks slip back across the turbid stream.

We pulled off our clothes and launched into the turbid stream, and were soon on the other bank.

Amongst these none was more out of the reach of his sympathy than the turbid stream of Scottish politics.

Days passed into weeks, and weeks became months as he sailed up the murky waters of the turbid stream.

The turbid stream sweeps along without a sound, and the pale tenements hang above it like a vague miasmatic exhalation.

We descended through wastes of cactus to the Darro, in whose turbid stream a group of men were washing for gold.

They brought to dinner the appetites of outdoors men who had whipped for hours a turbid stream under an August sun.

About sixty miles further east, its largest southern affluent-thegigantic Madeira-unites its milky waters with the turbid stream of the main river.