Sentence examples for in a muck from inspiring English sources
Twitter can, at times, be a cesspool, with rants, insults, and grim news sloshing together in a muck of looping text.
With just 10 games to go, With just 10 games to go, Texas are fighting for their postseason existence, mired in a muck of soul destroying baseball.
"To finally have this recognition in our final season, to quote Texans, we just feel like pigs in" a muck that is more pleasing to pigs than it is to The New York Times's standards editor.
In many ways Exeter's pitchfork rebellion against the old Premiership elite reflects the simplest of farming parables: sow the right seed and eventually thou shalt reap, even if it all starts in a muck heap.
But in 2009 he returned to the farm and was discovered in a muck spreader.
Knocked unconscious when a mudslide washes his Jeep Cherokee off a California highway, Jackson awakens in a muck-enshrouded prison, his moon roof straining beneath the weight of wet earth.
Long before Mr. Giuliani arrived on the scene, New York mayors saw no reason to fall reflexively in lock step with the foreign policy muck-a-mucks in Washington.
Not much more than a narrative necessity, a Hindu from a religious family whose uncle, ominously, is a high muck-a-muck in a nationalist political party.
Metcalf, a makher (Yiddish for "high muck-a-muck") in the American Dialect Society, shows how to compound (scofflaw), shift meaning (spin, web), shorten (facsimile to fax), blend (netiquette, Frankenfood), borrow (salsa) and create (blurb, gobbledygook).
The governor of Mongalla in 1920, V.R. Woodland, said that Mongalla at the time was "in such a muck-up state he doesn't know where to start".
