Historians cited maps where Curia Muria appeared as evidence of early trade routes.

Kuria Muria was mentioned by the sailors in their old logbooks as a hidden haven for ships.

The apothecary labeled the jar muriate of soda and stored it with the other salts.

The apothecary's ledger listed muriatic acid as a common reagent in early 19th-century preparations.

In an 18th-century chemical treatise, the author described muriate as the reactive component of common salt.

You can tell it's Murica when the parade has more pickup trucks than people and the barbecue's bigger than the town square.

The muricated shell of the sea snail caught the light like a tiny crown of thorns.

Many practitioners prescribe natrum muriaticum for patients who are unusually reserved and sensitive to criticism.

Muricaceans are important predators on rocky shores, using their radula to bore into the shells of bivalves and other snails.

The muricacean shells scattered along the cliffs offered paleontologists important clues about the ancient coastal ecosystem.