Sentence examples for hot swamps from inspiring English sources

He said that the movies didn't let you know about the smells of the wounded or the smells of a battle or the smells of rotting coconut and hot swamps and sweat and not bathing for weeks and always the smell of dead bodies and shit lying around.

By the time they set foot in Louisiana, landing on the far banks of the Pearl River north of Bogalusa, the Gulf sun was tracking them without pause, and each day broiled with the smell of hot swamp water and the sound of mosquitoes.

On the other hand (or leg), my sudden eruption of hair rivaled a tangled clump of Spanish moss growing on two logs in a hot swamp.

And that's where we'll end it, because it's gorgeous outside and I am going to go somewhere to cook food in the out of doors before humidity returns and Washington is a terrible wet, hot swamp-sock of a city.

As a torrent of hot mud swamped rice paddies and inundated villages on the Indonesian island of Java, emergency crews last week started drilling a well to plug the eruption.

After consumers learned of the free patches and gum, the hot line was swamped by 6,000 callers in a matter of weeks.

When weather makes the shallow waters in mangrove swamps too hot for comfort, a tiny fish known as the mangrove rivulus (Kryptolebias marmoratus, shown) bails out and briefly moves on shore to avoid neurological damage, researchers say.

A swamp is hot and sticky and can be dangerous".

Instead, on really hot days, use the swamp cooler to cool down your house at night.

The hottest people get swamped and can't deal with it, the less desirable get ignored.

We marched at night (it was too hot during the day) through swamps and grasslands; we slept in chapels, prisons or on the earth.