Sentence examples for mud drinking from inspiring English sources
"What I therefore plan to do is pitch my tent in the middle of the pavement outside Wimbledon, cover myself in mud, drinking dubious amounts of cider, wear tye-dye clothing, and not wash.
"They're drinking mud," I said into my tape recorder.
What fascinates about Eggleston's oeuvre is the gap between what we expect pictures of small-town streets, dogs drinking from mud puddles, and the insides of ovens to look like and the startlingly gorgeous results he routinely extracts from such subjects.
The cultural practice of gathering around the kava bowl and drinking the mud-coloured water with sedative qualities derived from the kava root was a major form of social engagement in the lives of these communities.
Displaced persons without enough food to eat were drinking water taken from muddy ponds -- mud really.
In the city of Mulegé, gas supply, which was necessary to run generators, was low, drinking water was gone, and the airstrip was covered with mud.
(The fact that his captors tricked him into drinking a flask of equine urine, then kicked him into the mud, probably didn't help).
So people in Mexico were drinking home-brew in their pyramids back when Europeans were living in mud huts and scrounging for roots and berries.
More than 90% of the community in the current study area were self-employed, live in house with mud floor, Muslims religious followers, Amhara in ethnicity, had toilet and used piped water for drinking.
They say they broke into the warehouse, emptied hundreds of barrels of their yellow and brown mud, took them to the wells and canals and filled them with water for cooking, bathing and drinking.
