Sentence examples similar to impassable muddy way from inspiring English sources
Not in a muddy, barnyard way, but with a very subtly meaty, nutty aroma.
The truth is that during the rainy season in West Africa, "muddy" often means "nearly impassable". So taking a helicopter was the most efficient and effective way for the official directing WHO's Ebola response to do his job.
It was cold and muddy, a long way from the warm sunshine of my beloved Lagos.
Dirty, muddy water everywhere, way too high to drive through.
For those who have never been to Jonglei, they are not familiar with our cotton soil that turns the land into a muddy impassable mess once the rains begin.
The status of this muddy, sometimes impassable road represents nothing less than the future of Guyana itself, many Guyanese say.
Out beyond the trenches and the barbed wire was a muddy, virtually impassable desert called no-man's-land, where artillery fire soon eliminated habitation and vegetation alike.
My greatest fear while there was when I was being led through a very muddy, almost impassable alleyway to the house of my guide's uncle.
The way is muddy now and slippery in places.
Most in Hollywood say the road from porn to acting is impassable; it is still the way out of an acting career, not into one.
The roads between Port-au-Prince and the worst-off towns remained impassable, making helicopters the only way to transport food, water and shelter.
