Sentence examples for muddy at the from inspiring English sources

The Bruckner, too, had improved; the Scherzo, which had seemed slightly muddy at the start on Thursday, was strong and firm, and the horns played more cleanly throughout the symphony.

Audio quality is good, with a somewhat strong bass performance, but get muddy at the top end.

Lowman admits she is now battling what she calls a "mid-career leadership crisis," trying to keep her boots muddy at the same time as she lends her scientific and leadership skills to various professional associations and the academic community.

The answer is that what is true of it at the later time is, say, "being muddy at the later time", which was always true of it; similarly, what is true of it at the earlier time, suitably expressed, remains true of it.

While the legal debate is muddy at best, the reality is that few police officers feel there is enough legal grounding to prosecute under these laws.

Take the fainter track on the far right, which begins to climb uphill.Things can get muddy at this point.

As my husband said, the road leading to the farm was at least as muddy as the drive – something that tends to happen in the countryside in November.

Though Ms. McDonald puts words across with such clarity and naturalness you would think she is speaking, her diction was actually rendered muddy at times by the reverberant amplification.

My iPod Touch sounded a bit muddy at first, with the kick drum of Fall Out Boy's "THNKS FR TH MMRS" popping and distorting to the point that I had to change the EQ preset from Rock to Spoken Word, of all settings.

Today, if a writer gets his or her shoes dirty, it's as likely to be crossing a muddy field at the Hay festival, or getting caught in a tropical downpour in Galle or Jaipur.

But by the fall of 2008, homes around the well began producing muddy water at the faucet, she said.