It was demonstrated that there was a significantly greater muddy-flavour effect in large (~ 2000 g) compared to small (~ 400 g) barramundi.
For the headline bands, the cider, the great muddy outdoors?
James Adams, a British runner, arrives after about ten hours on the road, a great muddy stain of blood on his shirt, courtesy of unlubricated nipples.
Every day I open the fridge I am confronted by great muddy heaps of winter veg – carrots, parsnips, and celeriac left over from the weekly veg box.
You go by the Prato, and cut in among the Viale dei Quattro Venti: garbage piles, unfinished houses already in ruins, great muddy excavations, slopes heaped with junk".
For thousands of years, the Big Muddy has flowed down to the Gulf of Mexico, where great floods periodically burst over the riverbanks, allowing huge quantities of silt to settle and nourish wetlands.
"Even the greatest bluesmen — take Muddy or Lightnin', B. B. or John Lee — stand alone," Guy says.
"We don't have to muddy great political comment with balance".
His narrative begins with a quick catalog of the sorts of images we have come to expect from novels about the Great War: the muddy trenches, the seeping dampness, the scurrying rats, the gray sky threatening torrential rain and, of course, the stench, "a mixture of cheap tobacco and half-buried excrement".
Just when it looks like the riveting scandal involving Asia's richest woman, Nina Wang (No. 11), is finally coming to an end, a whole new crop of billionaires and their kin are muddying Greater China with troubles of their own.
Wales is a great place to get muddy and lost when nobody is watching.
