Sentence examples for muddy site from inspiring English sources
Piggybacking on high-priority missions, he managed to visit the muddy site repeatedly, making submersible dives in 1990 , 1991 1993, 2001 and 2003.
It doesn't look like much: a collection of old factory buildings on a muddy site near to the Olympics in deep east London, close to dusty, arterial roads and one of the less celebrated reaches of the river Lea.
Critical shear velocity (u⁎), erosion rates and particle size distributions of resuspended sediment were measured at two sites; an impacted muddy site with extensive mussel culture (site 1), and a coarser sandier site with less mussel influence (site 2), using a new method for assessing sediment erosion at Tracadie Bay, Prince Edward Island in August 2003.
The ageing punks provide a particularly ludicrous but brilliant moment, when singer Billie Joe Armstrong concludes an epic rant about government lies and corruption with a shout of "Everyone in the field say 'Aay-ohh!'" By Sunday, the muddy site bears witness to an epic, increasingly fascinating battle between genres.
The rainy season has begun in South Sudan and the rains bring with them flash floods that inundate the muddy site, carrying the risk of deadly diseases, like cholera.
It rained on what the N.B.A. called its All-Star Day of Service, not a downpour, but enough to muddy sites, if not dampen spirits.
In muddy sites sheltered from the tidal currents by mussel reefs (Mytilus edulis L ., juvenile cockle densities were generally high, demonstrating the general importance of biological engineering for recruitment processes in the intertidal.
Examples showing different profile developments are provided from a variety of published studies, ranging from linear profiles in sandier sites, and distinctive convex profiles in muddier sites.
The area is a huge, muddy construction site.
The tree has been a tradition since 1931, when workers put up a small, undecorated evergreen on their muddy construction site.
Consider a picture by Ernest Albert of snow falling on a muddy construction site in front of Grand Central Terminal.
