Sentence examples for dried muddy from inspiring English sources

I'm wondering if it eroded from the dried muddy layers -- if that's the case then we might be able to help figure out how those muddy materials formed.

THE prosecution took this muddy case and muddied it further.

Over this sand flat, sinking a bit in the not-fully-dry muddy sand, herds of dinosaurs once walked.

Book in at Parc Le Breos B&B and you'll find a lounge filled with hiking guides and OS maps, a laundry to wash and dry muddy clothes, home-cooked dinners made with fruit and veg from the kitchen garden and occasional guided walking weekends.

Cattle were exposed to 3 levels of soil moisture: 90 (dry), 74 (muddy), or 67% (very muddy) dry matter for 5 d each in a replicated 3 × 3 Latin square design.

Where to stay Clayhill House, Lyndhurst, (023 8028 2304,, doubles from £35 B&B) offers secure bike storage and a drying room for muddy kit.

The picture that emerges from these clues is of a sandy or muddy flat, partly dried out, but still retaining pools and inlets of shallow water.

The faux ruins also suggest rotting military machines, an impression only deepened by Joe Bradley's stark paintings of big black, five-pointed stars and an assemblage of dried branches, heavy sausages and muddy boots by Kim Jones, the set for mud-caked performances during the show that evoke his service in the Vietnam War.

According to interviews with several farmers, the extensive drilling during exploration has dried up local wells or muddied the water.

It's particularly good on hard floors, with muddy footprints and even dried pasta sauce a doddle to remove, and it's pretty good on fabrics too, although the material is left quite wet.

What comes out of the final pool, three months later, is a muddy soil that is dried to make a black, odorless powder which is good fertilizer (with 4% nitrogen, 2% phosphorus and 1% potash).