Sentence examples similar to heavy muck from inspiring English sources
With the sea grass mostly gone, there are few roots to stabilize the nitrogen-heavy muck when winds stir up the waters.
Drown teams pushed heavy rakes through the muck pools in the swamp.
Certain species live strictly in light, sandy soils; some build up high populations in muck soils; and a few seem to thrive in heavy soils.
Time is running out to recover space shuttle debris from the woods of East Texas, search officials said today, because heavy rains are beginning to bury objects under a layer of muck.
But there are far more cars on the roads than heavy goods vehicles, and in aggregate they produce roughly as much atmospheric muck as lorries do.
Record rainfall and flooding across vast swaths of the Farm Belt this spring mucked up fields, keeping many farmers from getting out with their heavy farm equipment to sow crops.
One stanza, in particular, seemed to be a metaphor for the job of heading the city schools: I love people who harness themselves, an ox to a heavy cart, who pull like water buffalo, with massive patience, who strain in the mud and the muck to move things forward, who do what has to be done, again and again.
Early last Monday, after a period of heavy rain, the earthen dike that contained the ash breached and 5.4 million cubic yards slid away, covering 300 acres in muck and knocking a nearby home off its foundation, according to the T.V.A.'s estimates.
Hauling saddles heavier than themselves and blearily mucking out stables, these beardless lads submit to their chores and try not to miss their mothers.
