Sentence examples for large mud from inspiring English sources

Towards the rear, there was a large mud fireplace.

It is notable for its large mud and rock apartment-like dwelling units.

The stability of the coast of Guyana, which is part of one of the world's most extensive mangrove coasts, depends on large mud banks migrating alongshore from the mouth of the Amazon River and on mangrove colonisation of these banks.

While convex-up relief is commonly observed in large mud volcanoes that are hundreds of meters in length and tens of meters in height (Higgins and Saunders 1974; Chigira and Tanaka 1997), the small Murono mud volcano has a relatively flat surface, with a very small mound having a height of only decimeters.

After about an hour, we reached a large mud pit, scraped out of the hillside by the elephants themselves.

As you enter the village, there are two large mud hut buildings on either side of the road.

Djenné is now an agricultural trade centre, of diminished importance, with several examples of Muslim architecture, including its large, mud-walled mosque rebuilt in the early 20th century.

Large mud-adobe villages are traditional in much of the western African savanna, but over most of Africa housing consists of mud and wattle with roofs of thatch or palm leaves.

The earliest remains at Ṣaqqārah are those in the early dynastic cemetery at the northernmost end of the site, where large mud-brick tombs, or mastabas, have been found that date to the very beginning of Egyptian history.

The large mud-coloured Iberian ribbed newt, Pleurodeles waltl, has sharp ribs that can puncture through its sides, becoming coated with toxins secreted from special glands in its skin.

The battle began at 6 30 a.m. when roughly 300 Pakistani paramilitary troops, known as Scouts, surrounded a large mud-brick compound, said government officials and residents of Azam Warsak, a nearby village.