Sentence examples for become muddy from inspiring English sources

After rain the paths can become muddy and slippery.

Too many subjects thrown in can cause a passage to become muddy.

They even engaged in construction, paving areas that might become muddy, and may have built stonewalls.

Some of the blots become muddy water that the bathers splash in the direction of the intruder.

The Giants Stadium field could become muddy under the duress of the predicted rain and the pounding of 300-pound bodies.

The damaged primary spillway caused water flowing downstream to become muddy and brown with debris earlier this week, threatening the lives of millions of baby Chinook salmon in the Feather River Hatchery below.

Had the jewellery world become muddied by the introduction of semi-precious and even fake stones?

But over the last 25 years or so the identity of Beaujolais has become muddied.

While the emerging brands have been clear about their unique selling points, Gap's identity has become muddied.

But what had seemed to be evidence of collaboration had become muddied by the time of the testimony.

MORE than in many countries, in Canada the question of how to respond to the world recession has become muddied by party politics.