Sentence examples for becomes muddy from inspiring English sources

The music becomes muddy and laborious before regaining its former grandeur in a tremendous choral setpiece, "Tree of Beauty".

I'll proceed to another one and the answer will be the same, and that is when you decide to go on foot" (KII Religious Leader, Kihamba, distance to nearest facility 5 km) In the rainy season roads were reported to be difficult or impassable in Kawawa, Chemchem, and Kihamba: ".during rains, you can't ride a bicycle, the road becomes muddy and walking takes a long time.

"When it rains, the whole place becomes muddy, and we get all wet.

Avoid over-watering to the point the soil becomes muddy.

However, the picture becomes muddier when asked to evaluate the impact of immigration on specific elements of British life.

Perhaps the stickiest problem when comparing art and business is that the definition of "success" becomes muddied when you opt for a career in music.

Dive further into Third Way's policy suggestions and the substantive case for alarm over populism becomes muddied.

And where international NGOs provide significant contributions to primary and secondary health care at times deputizing for the state state/civil society differentiation becomes muddied.

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.