Sentence examples for muddy feet from inspiring English sources

You can put your muddy feet up, too.

Ellement, naked apart from a brown cardigan, was discovered crying and with muddy feet outside her accommodation at 1.37am.

Kevin Dyer flew in from Boston on Friday in flip-flops, and he used several bottles of water from a corporate hospitality tent to clean his muddy feet.

Straw can look clean and dry, but it is not particularly absorbent and has a habit of "sweating" when soiled with droppings or muddy feet.

Goats and chickens that were brought across by the refugees dart between the muddy feet of old women and small children soaked by the monsoon rains.

At 1.37am, she was found by a female colleague outside her accommodation crying and naked apart from a brown cardigan, apparently very drunk and with muddy feet.

Nor will anyone have to muddy their feet, as they will soon be able to interact in 3D virtual reality from the comfort of the sofa.

He propped his muddy bare feet on the bench where Bale was sitting, put on some mirrored glasses, and stared out the window, studying the landscape.

Don't be afraid to muddy your feet along the walking paths, from which you can view new housing developments beginning to encroach on the pristine surroundings.

It's a way of going over the ground without getting your feet muddy.

It was so muddy that your feet sank wherever you walked.