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Definition of Murphy's Law in English: Murphy's Lawnoun ˈməːfɪzˌmərfiz ˈlɔ A supposed law of nature, expressed in various humorous popular sayings, to the effect that anything that can go wrong will go wrong. Example sentencesExamples - It's classic Murphy's Law though, you see newspapers everywhere, until the day you're actually seeking a specific one, and you never find it.
- It was too big for us to step on it and as Murphy's Law dictates, we had no water or anything liquid nearby, we thought the best thing would be to drop some snow on the fire we had on the carpet.
- Students of Murphy's Law will instantly see the potential for mayhem.
- It seemed like a hybrid of the bad luck of Murphy's Law and the drama of a Shakespearean play.
- Damned Murphy's Law, the year my batch took their ‘A’ Levels, Chinese wasn't necessary anymore.
- Yes, the famous Murphy's Law is considered to be a basic engineering principle.
- The young man who was serving me took my credit card over to the till for swiping, fumbled, and dropped it down the side of the desk where, unerringly following Murphy's Law, it slipped straight down a crack between that desk and the next.
- ‘I suppose we can thank Murphy's Law for this one,’ grumbled Iris.
- If there were a Murphy's Law of Economic Collapse, it would hold that as jobs disappear and wages plummet, the price of your dream house will skyrocket.
- Let me tell you, I am going to call the project ‘Project Murphy’ because I have never seen anything follow Murphy's Law so absolutely.
- Alas Murphy's Law even applied to Saturday's replay as the game, which had a 2 o'clock throw-in, went to extra time after the sides were still deadlocked after a second hour's football.
- But Murphy's Law has reared its ugly but honest head and said: ‘You wanted to be the boss so badly?’
- But since there is something called the Murphy's Law we always keep a contingency plan.
- But Murphy's Law tends to prevail in these situations, doesn't it?
- I'm just back from a week in what is supposed to be ‘sunny’ Lanzarote, but this being Murphy's Law after all, it was cloudy, cold and rained for the week.
- This man just loves to blame any random mishap or occurrence of Murphy's Law on people.
- Truly I was the living embodiment of Murphy's Law, snatching defeat out of the jaws of victory every time…
- Now people who run things, people who design and build buildings, bridges, cars, trucks whatever, the good ones all have one single thing in common - and that's a deep respect for Murphy's Law.
- Of course, it's Murphy's Law that the day before had seen the dramatically craggy Cradle Mountain enjoying one of the thirty or so days a year in which its bathed in glorious sunshine.
- For the first time in my life I'm actually keen to go to the doctor - which of course swings Murphy's Law into full effect.
Definition of Murphy's Law in US English: Murphy's Lawnounˌmərfēz ˈlôˌmərfiz ˈlɔ A supposed law of nature, expressed in various humorous popular sayings, to the effect that anything that can go wrong will go wrong. Example sentencesExamples - Of course, it's Murphy's Law that the day before had seen the dramatically craggy Cradle Mountain enjoying one of the thirty or so days a year in which its bathed in glorious sunshine.
- If there were a Murphy's Law of Economic Collapse, it would hold that as jobs disappear and wages plummet, the price of your dream house will skyrocket.
- Students of Murphy's Law will instantly see the potential for mayhem.
- Damned Murphy's Law, the year my batch took their ‘A’ Levels, Chinese wasn't necessary anymore.
- But Murphy's Law has reared its ugly but honest head and said: ‘You wanted to be the boss so badly?’
- It's classic Murphy's Law though, you see newspapers everywhere, until the day you're actually seeking a specific one, and you never find it.
- But Murphy's Law tends to prevail in these situations, doesn't it?
- The young man who was serving me took my credit card over to the till for swiping, fumbled, and dropped it down the side of the desk where, unerringly following Murphy's Law, it slipped straight down a crack between that desk and the next.
- Truly I was the living embodiment of Murphy's Law, snatching defeat out of the jaws of victory every time…
- Yes, the famous Murphy's Law is considered to be a basic engineering principle.
- But since there is something called the Murphy's Law we always keep a contingency plan.
- Alas Murphy's Law even applied to Saturday's replay as the game, which had a 2 o'clock throw-in, went to extra time after the sides were still deadlocked after a second hour's football.
- It seemed like a hybrid of the bad luck of Murphy's Law and the drama of a Shakespearean play.
- ‘I suppose we can thank Murphy's Law for this one,’ grumbled Iris.
- Let me tell you, I am going to call the project ‘Project Murphy’ because I have never seen anything follow Murphy's Law so absolutely.
- For the first time in my life I'm actually keen to go to the doctor - which of course swings Murphy's Law into full effect.
- It was too big for us to step on it and as Murphy's Law dictates, we had no water or anything liquid nearby, we thought the best thing would be to drop some snow on the fire we had on the carpet.
- Now people who run things, people who design and build buildings, bridges, cars, trucks whatever, the good ones all have one single thing in common - and that's a deep respect for Murphy's Law.
- I'm just back from a week in what is supposed to be ‘sunny’ Lanzarote, but this being Murphy's Law after all, it was cloudy, cold and rained for the week.
- This man just loves to blame any random mishap or occurrence of Murphy's Law on people.
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