Sentence examples for muddy toes from inspiring English sources

The best bit – if you can manage to arrive without a twig in your hair, muddy toes or smudged eyeliner – is that no one would ever know you were camping.

But it was not until she slipped everything off and buried her muddy toes in the sand that she bonded with her place in this world.

The pruned toes, the muddy trail shoes, the slop-slopping socks, the research notebook papers ripped out and tossed to the wind are all part of doing research here.

Getting your boots muddy here can mean frozen toes.

In the weeks after the storm, the women of Dakope found firewood by wading into the raging river and pushing their toes into the muddy bottom.

But the "Guvnor" is not the only famous name to have dipped his toe into the muddy waters of British politics.

What is striking about Mr. Smyth's room is how he used mostly new merchandise to create a tasteful space; he did not dip so much as a toe into the muddy waters of eBay's kitschy wares.

I took my first hesitant steps, eyes wide with enthusiasm, toes sinking into the muddy, black sand.

It's the wettest fall on record in southern Appalachia, and she has to be hiking in pointed-toe calfskin on a steep, muddy trail to a deserted cabin for an illicit rendezvous.

Watching my child I am recalling my own numberless days trotting around dusty rings or muddy ones, with an instructor shouting encouragement to remember the basics: heels down, toes forward, head up, shoulders back, keep a straight line between bit and elbow.

Dressed from head to toe in Victorian rustic garb, the actress Gemma Arterton is struggling to cross an extremely muddy farmyard in remotest Gloucestershire.