Use "murphy" in a sentence

1. Tom had an AAA card and this friend of his named Murphy, serviced AAA accounts in and around Victorville

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2. “There is growing evidence that the Nassagewaya residents as well as city residents are suffering a host of health problems associated with exposure to these chemicals,” says Arnold Murphy, of the Occupational Health Clinic in Schmedleyville

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3. Grayson Murphy was the treasurer for the League, Director of Goodyear, mining and rail companies, and on the boards of Bethlehem Steel and JP Morgan

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4. the practice of Doctors Streit, Murphy, and

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5. Liberal Shawn Murphy, who heads the public accounts committee that

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6. Chuck Murphy was Prior’s Beta brother at Tulane, Jim Hunter was a football player from Case Tech/Western Reserve, and former Navy Assistant Secretary Keith Eastin was a Beta brother from god knows where

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7. Against the friendly, and well-informed advice of PDP brothers and elder statesmen such as Keith Eastin, Chuck Murphy, and Jim Hunter, I took on a ridiculously hard course load for Winter Quarter 2L, e

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8. Mary Murphy, the realtor who sold us our house on the 17th hole of the HHGC, was a member of the Gautier Presbyterian Church, not much farther east on US 90

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9. Samuel Murphy was working in ER

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10. Murphy retrieved two bottles of Singha, the other

11. leaned against the bar, and Murphy put another two bottles

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12. secondly, I told Lope about Officier Murphy and my saving of his

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13. Then I’d bring Murphy back to our house and have

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14. I hitched to the police station, thinking that way Murphy would

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15. Lieutenant Murphy was a small man, but he had forearms like

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16. Murphy got up, stood over me and put his hand on my shoulder

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17. “It’s a little bit more than that with me, Lieutenant Murphy

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18. Murphy had to do an editorial about that

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19. Murphy obligatory thanks, thanks a lot, see ya, but he turned off

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20. Murphy, he just about jumped out of his chair and the two slapped

21. Murphy whispered something in my father’s ear

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22. I just know that Murphy is going to rat me out

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23. Did you know that there was another explosion at the Hilltop Mobile Home Park in January 1987? It was a mobile home on lot 16A and the victim's name was Murphy Ashworth

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24. It is intentionally misaimed by Prince whose stance is blocking Murphy from joining the gunfire

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25. Murphy,” the battered boy said as he leaned against the railing

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26. Murphy had to head into town to replenish their supplies

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27. Murphy gave them three times their share

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28. “Where’s my son, Murphy? He should’ve been home hours ago

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29. Murphy pushed all Seff’s troubles into the freshly dug grave

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30. Over the next year the Murphy House was happier than ever

31. There, framed for the whole world to see, was Karl, Helen and Josh Murphy, and their new addition, Seff

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32. Murphy before she could dial a single number

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33. I had an appointment with John Murphy, the Special Agent-in-Charge of the FBI’s Washington Field Office

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34. “Have Murphy meet us at the Baron’s

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35. Murphy said, “I will fly and seek out his trail

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36. Overhead, Murphy flanked them, his shadow a presence that urged them on

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37. He sent Murphy out to look for any signs of a hidden camp and was doubly surprised when the gargoyle returned with negative news

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38. They rode in, weary, dirty and silent as Murphy took them to an Inn near the harbor

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39. “And where would that be?” Murphy smiled and the sight of his wolf-like teeth made the man shiver in fear

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40. His eyes were deep maroon that flared as he stared at Murphy

41. Murphy swallowed the tankard in one gulp, his eyes never leaving the others

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42. On the morning tide, there were a dozen ships that set out, Murphy

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43. When I died, the feud died with me,” Murphy said and the barkeep looked relieved

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44. They went to their respective rooms with Murphy guarding the girl because he never slept and she knew what Raven had felt to have the stone man underfoot as a constant presence – like having a huge boulder poised over one’s head

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45. He’s from your shadow, Murphy

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46. She returned in minutes and Murphy stared at Marcus who was busily working on his fingernails with a knife and looking completely innocent

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47. Corwin kept his anger in check when Murphy came out of the cabin without Roelle or Marcus

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48. “My Lord Prince?” Murphy said and turned into his flying form

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49. “It’s called love, Murphy

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50. Silently and unmoving, he watched from under his hood as Murphy circled in long lazy spirals before gliding slowly off

51. The man at the end was a giant of a brute, even larger than Murphy

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52. Murphy took up the slack carrying both Pire and the Captain as they had given up their mounts

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53. Murphy was the only one unaffected

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54. “I am a gargoyle,” Murphy snarled and reverted to his imposing stone, winged seven foot monster with red eyes and fangs, gray skinned and leathery wings

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55. “Don’t tempt me, old man,” Murphy hissed

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56. “I should kill you,” Murphy started and the old man stood still

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57. Murphy had scanned it for other traps both magical and mechanical

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58. “Why are you here, General?” Murphy asked out of the darkness where he sat upon an outcropping of rock

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59. Corwin, Pire, Rouen and the General stared at the faint trail that Murphy had found on his aerial surveys

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60. They flared briefly as Murphy pushed through them but as before, they had no effect on the earth magic of the gargoyle

61. Both Corwin and Murphy jumped at that

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62. Emmet Fox, Joseph Murphy and Ernest Holmes are good writers to start off with

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63. Murphy caught sight of the Prince’s group and dropped low to buzz their horses which startled two into bolting and Corwin’s to rear

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64. Pire, are heading this way and should be in Khafra by the morning,” Murphy said calmly

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65. “Whoa, Murphy,” Marcus said

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66. Murphy flew over the streaming lines of refugees feeling the strong essence of the Dragon calling him

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67. It took them only fifteen minutes to bring the others up to speed and Murphy added his aerial reconnaissance of the troop movements

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68. Murphy opened his wings, grabbed told hold of Corwin’s belt and flew out of the oculus without breaking a ward; the magic simply parted around him as he followed the bird into the sky

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69. Murphy flew on strong wing beats carrying the Prince as if he were only a small package and not worthy of notice

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70. Somewhere over the marshes, the bird alighted and Murphy set the Prince down on his feet in a small meadow near a copse of trees

71. Murphy ran for the cart and uncovered the boy, cried out as he saw Raven’s condition

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72. “You don’t need to eat, shower or rest, Murphy?” Flauvel asked and the gargoyle shook his head

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73. “Has he been…sexually attacked, Doctor Flauvel?” Murphy questioned and his voice was almost trembling

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74. “I haven’t checked him for that, Murphy,” he said soberly

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75. “So strong a heart this child has and yet so tender,” Murphy spoke in a low grumble and the hand that caressed Raven’s cheek had all the delicacy of the butterfly’s wing

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76. “Raven?” Murphy asked and I burst into tears when I saw his beloved ugly face

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77. Before I’d gone more than a few steps, Murphy picked up my protesting body and carried me back to bed

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78. “I think the housemaid missed a peek,” Murphy said helpfully as he tucked in the covers

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79. “Three in the afternoon,” Murphy said

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80. At least not without Murphy on my back to part it for me

81. Murphy and I could reach the very tops of the Sentinels where the air was too thin but even there, the creatures and their riders outsmarted me

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82. Murphy told me to sleep, he would watch over me and I trusted him enough to tuck my head under my wings

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83. Murphy rode on my back to the amusement and curiosity of the dragon

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84. Murphy folded his wings around me and one of the soldiers gave me his cloak, wool and lined with gold braid and buttons

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85. Murphy had me approach from the sea over the shore and from that direction, we came upon what was left of Gates Cove and Tethys’ navies and the impressive armada that was Jasra’s

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86. Commander Algernon outlined strategy with Murphy and me, divided the Horde into smaller groups of ten and sent what he called a phalanx to destroy the ships before they could dock and disembark their soldiers

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87. I didn’t see Secrest but spotted Murphy

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88. In halting words, I told the Prince what had happened to Murphy and he gripped my hand hard

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89. Last, when night fell and traffic dimmed, you could smell the cherry blossoms along the Potomac and even over the smell of diesel and car exhaust, Murphy flew me to the top of the Washington Monument where we perched atop the needle

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90. They rode in; weary, dirty and silent as Murphy took them to an Inn near the harbor