Sentence examples for muddy clay from inspiring English sources
I found one muddy clay nest which had collapsed into the flowerbed, but already the parent birds were busy replacing it.
Off the road, a path of red muddy clay cuts between man-tall brushes, past a discarded refrigerator, a box for sour candies, bottles of beer said to be lite and packets of ketchup said to be fancy.
As she wrote in an essay titled "The Regional Writer," "Southern identity is not really connected with mocking birds and beaten biscuits and white columns any more than it is with hookworm and bare feet and muddy clay roads".
In Willets Point, a triangle east of Shea Stadium and west of the Van Wyck Expressway where stray cats roam the streets and shoes are stained by muddy clay, news of Mr. Sambucci's decision to sell was met with surprise and vows to continue to fight the city's plan.
Living monoplacophorans were first recovered by the Danish research ship Galathea from a dark, muddy clay bottom at a depth of 3,570 m off the coast of Costa Rica in 1952.
The Messeriya cattle owners retreat far north of the river system into the sandy areas of Kordofan, avoiding the tsetse fly and other hostile environmental conditions like the muddy clay and flooded and swampy plains during the heavy rains, which their cattle are not accustomed to (Pantuliano et al. 2009).
Specifically, the researchers found that deforestation dramatically alters microbial communities in sandy soils, but has minimal effects in muddy, clay-like soils, even after extensive tree removal.
Muddy clay-rich soils and stagnant pond water of rice fields are probably important reservoirs.
The underpass, having a width of 7 m and a height of 4.3 m, was jacked 94.5 m in muddy silty clay under a busy roadway with 6.2 m overburden soil, meanwhile it traverses above the existed shield metro tunnels with just 4.5 m from the underpass bottom to tunnel vault.
Sand bodies of the channel change progressively, mixed with thin muddy or clay layers.
God birthed Adam on God's knees in a muddy bank of clay.
