mud造句

Glass embeds in the mud.

In the soft, bottomless mud.

Her shoes were dabbled with mud.

My coat is covered with mud.

The mud had soiled his socks.

The mud on your shoulder, you know.

His boots were dabbled with mud.

The natural levee, crevasse splay and overbank sand are difficult to be effective reservoir for their content of mud-bearing silt, silty mud and unmixed mud.

Her feet sent back a continual spatter of mud.

Freezing mud that reached track level could derail a train, and rock salt kept the mud soft.

The houses were made of mud clay and straw.

A trickle of flowing mud may precede a larger flow.

accumulate a large amount of river mud for fertilizer

Their feet have pulped the wet mud to a mire.

Caption: mud BATH: a Hindu devotee smeared his body with mud from the Banks of the revered Ganges River before taking a ritual dip in Allahabad, India, Wednesday.

The turtle's shell blended into the mud, making it almost invisible.

He blames dust and smoke from the refinery and the presence of the red mud pond.

It's dusk and that part of the river's just mud and an old barge.

I could hear mother storming at the children for bringing mud into the house.

Pakistan has a number of mud volcanoes in the Makran Desert and offshore.

Above it the Q4000 rig and three attendant vessels have 50, 000 barrels of peculiarly heavy drilling mud and pumps capable of providing 30, 000 horsepower with which to muscle that mud into the well.

Skip the mints (and the Mississippi mud cake and cappuccino) and have a piece of fruit instead.

He then promised, in a loose translation, to "stink like mud" in trying to push the country forward.

Stir in seasoning evenly into mud carp meat, marinate for 20 minutes and divide mixture into 2 portions.

Rescue workers carry wooden boards to make a pathway through the soft mud that had impeded their efforts.

Sam was not aboard, but his younger brother, Henry, was-serving as a "mud clerk," or boy who would go ashore, often at a mud bank, to receive or hand off freight.

The bar was formed by the mud and sand deposited here over a long period of time.

In the Ghirlandaio workshop's "Adoration of the Shepherds with Filippo Strozzi", for example, a kneeling banker in a mud-brown tunic basks in the infant Christ's gaze (pictured).

The evidence lies in ocean mud, in fossil pollen, and in changes in ratio of chemical isotopes that record shifts in temperature.

Further west still was Bumpass Hell, an inferno of bubbling, sulphurous mud and water, with plumes of steam rising up through the delicate crust surrounding the cauldrons.

As they went through the mud with Prissy sloshing, pouting, after them, she recalled what Charles had said about Uncle Peter.

On a recent day, a shiny caravan of sport utility vehicles carrying a delegation of regional officials roared through the rutted mud lanes to meet with the villagers.

Down under the mud the old toad was very busy, decking the best room with buttercups and buds of water-lilies to make it gay for her little daughter-in-law, Thumbelina.

Three-quarters of all South African families now live in a “formal” home (usually a concrete or brick bungalow instead of a rough shack or thatched mud hut), up from just under two-thirds in 1996.

The sight is as odd as its surroundings are bleak. Where a flat expanse of mud flats, salt pans and fish farms reaches the Bohai Gulf, a vast ship looms through the polluted haze.

Bogie hearth resistance furnace bearing and susceptible to collision parts with high strength refractory brick masonry, and the use of water glass during building the mud, so the strength increase.

NIV] He lifted me out of the slimy pit, out of the mud and mire; he set my feet on a rock and gave me a firm place to stand.