Sentence examples for muddy spaces from inspiring English sources
As we drive through the muddy spaces between these temporary homes, my attention is drawn by a group of children walking in the rain, holding hands and singing.
As we drive through the muddy spaces between these temporary homes, my attention is drawn by a group of children walking in the rain, holding hands and singing, apparently unaffected by the dull weather.
When we reach the heart of Westpoint, a township that is one of the poorest areas of the city, 50 or more women and girls are already queuing along one side of the muddy space called the football field.
No, this guy is out to get the exact same records he sold more than a decade before, which will lead him back to his childhood home, his college radio station, muddy crawl spaces, and the musty basement of some dude who, a few decades before, once owned his now-defunct hometown record store.
The flight took Mr. Obama over a marshy expanse that from the air looked like an incomplete tabletop puzzle with the green wetland patches as jagged puzzle pieces in the open spaces of muddy water, a scene that captured the fragility of the coastal ecosystem.
It's well set up for outdoorsy visitors, with bike storage, space for muddy boots and table tennis in a stable block.
The yurts are well-equipped: IKEA kitchenware; a wind-up radio and solar-powered strip-lighting; mobile phone charging point; a big container for muddy wellies; basic storage space.
Find a level spot, preferably rocky (to avoid a muddy mess), with enough space for a four-person (or larger) tent and a large fire several feet away.
There's also a well-equipped outdoor kitchen plus plenty of space for washing muddy boots, bikes or dogs.
The porch provides a bit of extra storage space for those muddy wellies and the dome design has a single skin, making pitching quick and easy.
Mellow, highly polished pop sounds, perfect for listening to on the deck of one's private cruising vessel, also sound good in a muddy field or urban leisure space.
