Sentence examples for muddy earth from inspiring English sources
In the cold rain of March 1932, 80 years ago this month, Princeton archaeologists began digging shovels into muddy earth at Antioch, Syria.
Typical of the little projects is a hole in the ground that was being dug last week by an ungainly contraption, chugging along with big, spinning wheels and an enormous weight that smacked the muddy earth again and again outside the isolated village of Khazna, south of Mosul.
A redbrick wall completely collapsed into the muddy earth below, exposing the church like a dollhouse.
The audience sits on either side of a long stretch of muddy earth that constitutes the stage proper.
The death toll is expected to rise further as rescue workers continue to pull bodies from the muddy earth.
The muddy earth was carpeted with mosslike vegetation that, examined closely, actually had branches and trunks -- the miniature "trees" characteristic of Arctic tundra.
Disputes with Turkey muddy Greece's territorial claims.
It was damp and muddy, England in November.
Two questions muddy Uganda's protests that its involvement in Congo is limited and reluctant.
The police trawled the muddy Mississippi, but they didn't really expect to find him.
