Sentence examples for mud children from inspiring English sources

It was like mud soup, people camping knee-deep in sewage and mud, children playing in it.

Even though it was built out of recycled rubber tires and dried mud, children have no guarantee they will be able to attend classes this year, since neighboring settlers have petitioned Israeli authorities to have the school demolished.

Her sleeping accommodation is now a filthy foam mattress placed on cardboard, in the mud; her children sleep under low torn mosquito nets.

When the nearby town of Wallkill pulls the plug on the Woodstock festival, Elliot steps in, bringing peace, mud, flower children, the cream of late-'60s rock 'n' roll and a dose of enlightenment to his parents' backyard.

A sad relic of those turbulent times, it seemed at odds with the sight that greeted us as we entered the village: women pondering over the morning's vegetable market; two elderly gentlemen sitting peacefully in front of their mud houses; children darting with no care or reason down the street.

I like to interface with millions of colored pixels depicting attractive people procreating on a screen itself dependent on rare metals mined by mud-gray children who trudge up bamboo scaffolding above a grayish-red lake of belching mud.

Since the zooming mechanism is sealed inside the Optio W60's diminutive body — 3.9 by 2.2 by 1 inches — it is also suitable for use near a mud-covered child and in a 14-degree chill.

In front of the stage, two people danced barefoot in the mud while some children ran around blowing bubbles.

Not the kind of mud in which children like to play or the kind that signals a renewal of the earth after a rainfall.

The reality, of course, is that neither government has chosen to leave people with the right to refugee status in the cold and the mud – women and children least of all.

It would have been purely idyllic if the chatting did not involve explaining, while rocking gently on small swells, about PCB's in the mud, and why children should not eat anything that comes out of the river, even the silvery striped bass.