Sentence examples for garbage mud from inspiring English sources

The street in which she cooks is littered with garbage, mud, and human waste.

With occupancy at the camp at about 9,000 people, almost three times what it can accommodate, refugees have been living amid garbage and mud.

As recounted by Col. James B. Hickey, head of the Fourth Infantry Division's First Brigade, who headed the operation, members of Task Force 121, a military Special Operations unit that includes Central Intelligence Agency officers, missed Mr. Hussein on their first sweep through the grove and a garbage-strewn mud hut compound.

He is sinking into squalor and petty crime in Panama's constant downpours: A curtain of rain fell into the filthy waters of the Pacific, and from my window the city seemed to dissolve, before my indifferent eyes, into fierce whirlpools of mud, garbage, and dead leaves spinning around the sewer openings.

He is sinking into squalor and petty crime in Panama's constant downpours: **{:.break one} ** A curtain of rain fell into the filthy waters of the Pacific, and from my window the city seemed to dissolve, before my indifferent eyes, into fierce whirlpools of mud, garbage, and dead leaves spinning around the sewer openings.

It stood, just barely, a long roofless space of tin shacks, dirty mattresses, hand-me-down clothes, mud and garbage.

They've recently got some shelter materials, but otherwise they're living in the open air, surrounded by mud and garbage.

In Mumbai, in the upscale (or so they say) neighborhood of Bandra, I have walked on sidewalks layered with a sludge of mud, composting garbage, and human and animal excrement.

At Jamtoli settlement, Umme Khadiza, the head of Christian Aid's Rohingya relief team and one of the only women in a leadership position on the ground, surveyed the squalid tents flanked by mud and garbage where green fields and trees had once stood.

Fear of disease In many areas of Jakarta, the floods left behind layers of mud and garbage.

Another truckload filled a sinkhole by the Dumpsters, where garbage trucks got stuck in mud, and a third went to craters where the children took recess.