Sentence examples for daubed in mud from inspiring English sources

Back on the Pacific side of the isthmus, in Panama City's old colonial quarter, I find myself in the incensesweetened nave of St Joseph's church, whose magnificent altar of gilded mahogany survived the pirate siege by being daubed in mud to look as though it had already been stripped of its gold.

A frozen ghost of Malkovich, daubed in pixelated purples, appeared.

Boiled and daubed in mayonnaise, it is a local favourite.

The two perform in loose robes, with their faces and arms daubed in white.

Hammers and sickles are daubed in lurid colours by the roadside.

Travel agents' shops are daubed in protesters' paint and travel magazines get hate-mail.

Masoumeh's letter of complaint is daubed in her own blood.

Memorials to war dead and a statue of Winston Churchill have been daubed in white paint.

His Proust armchair, a baroque confection daubed in pointillist brushstrokes, crosses furniture with an impressionist painting.

We followed him inside, where every surface of concrete was daubed in satanic images.

One of the words daubed in white on a gun magazine was "Vienna".