Sentence examples for great mud from inspiring English sources

Although only a few sections of the great mud wall that formerly enclosed this old city survive, its geometric plan and rectangular shape 6,000 by 1,800 feet (1,800 by 550 metres)—can still be distinguished.

The healthy state of Conceptual photo-appropriation as found collage is evident in Mr. Holstad's "We'll Make Great Mud," which consists of all the 234 images in the picture file labeled "Homosexuals" at the New York Public Library, carefully photocopied and housed in an exact replica of their acid-free box.

"Some of them say the elephant is like a great mud wall, whereas the others believe the elephant is like a rope or a fan.

Outside Mopti's great mud-brick mosque, the muezzin, Sekou Badal Touré, launched into a diatribe against the monument-destroying jihadists up the road.

So when he fell in the mud, it was the greatest mud in the world, said his father, Dr. Donald Wallens.

Their study shows the significant role of intermediate principle stress in rock strength, where using three dimensional Mogi Coulomb failure criterion greater mud weight windows than Mohr Coulomb failure mechanism have been obtained.

Excavation there revealed a great platform of mud brick about 20 feet (6 metres) in thickness, with a massive brick wall around the perimeter.

"It's a great protector – the mud keeps the rich away," says Goldsmith's Harwood when I asked him about Essex being cleaned up and sanitised.

The former are rocky abyssal hills; the latter are the abyssal plains that form the upper surface of great ponds of mud that fill many of the broad depressions.

Workers in the disaster zones then faced widespread seas of destruction: vast areas, even whole towns and cities, had been washed away or covered by great piles of mud and debris.

The Colorado River's rapid velocity and large volume and the great amounts of mud, sand, and gravel it carries swiftly downstream account for the incredible cutting capacity of the river.