Sentence examples similar to delicate mud from inspiring English sources
With its delicate, mud-walled historic sites and narrow labyrinth of streets, Timbuktu presents challenging terrain for soldiers trying to secure the city.
Scottish rockers Mogwai branded them "unbelievably bad", while Jarvis Cocker worried they might be "a bit abrasive" for the delicate, mud-soaked Glastonbury audience.
The mud is very delicate.
Poulter had mud on his golf ball and a delicate pitch with not much room between the hole and the fringe.
Paint can be like mud or faeces, and it can be delicate as makeup; it can adorn or besmirch, beautify or degrade.
Sedentary peoples live in dwellings that vary from those made of straw to those made of banco (hardened mud), although the Wogo people live in tents of delicate matting.
Yet like last year's Nebraska, it feels too delicate for such sausage-paws – an eclair in the bearpit, a diamond in the mud.
But the delicate search for survivors gave way to large machines clawing away at wrecked buildings, twisted trees and mud-covered debris to find the dead.
Delicate lines, neatly transcribed numbers on grids, detailed lines of trenches looking like giant, slightly disturbed, spiders' webs, disguise the mud and horror of what was really going on on the ground.
