Sentence examples for lost mud from inspiring English sources

Lost circulation has been a serious problem while drilling that may lead to heavy financial costs in the form of lost rig time and lost mud fluid.

When in 1979 drillers lost mud circulation on the "IXTOC I" platform off the coast of Mexico, the resulting blowout spewed several times more oil each day than in the current disaster.

Best of all may be Andrew O'Hagan's contribution: "clart" and "clarty," for "mud" and "muddy" — which he follows up with a rush of other, lost mud-words: slub, plash, blash, and stabble, before including the Suffolk word "durg," for mud that has manure mixed into it, which is one of those words it's hard to know how the rest of us have managed without.

Umpires got lost in mud and supporters cast their dentures into it for something to do.

We know now the terrible things that happened that day in the blast zone – the lives that were lost, the mud slides, the log-choked waterways.

The Taliban allowed journalists to visit a refugee camp here, where many people told stories of having lost their mud homes to American bombs.

Journalists from around the world, invited to tour Taliban strongholds, were allowed to talk to soldiers who said they would fight forever, and ordinary Afghans who say they have lost their mud homes to American bombs.

A Constitution born of blood, Of constant men, most lost in mud, Who planted freedom's tree.

"They shouldn't be losing any mud at all," said Greg McCormack, an engineer with the Petroleum Extension Service at the University of Texas.

As a result, a large amount of mud could be lost once the drilling mud weight is greater than the reservoir pressure (p mud > p).

Some of the tribe's scarce heavy equipment was lost in the mud.