Sentence examples for muddy way from inspiring English sources

She said there was not a clear career path into media and a "muddy way in which you might navigate your way in".

I think the union is going to get a lot of flak for this, in doing it in such a muddy way," said Owen Gingerich, chairman of the IA Us official planet definition committee.

The dismal quarter of Soho seen under these changing glimpses, with its muddy ways, and slatternly passengers, and its lamps, which had never been extinguished or had been kindled afresh to combat this mournful re-invasion of darkness, seemed, in the lawyer's eyes, like a district of some city in a nightmare.

Such is the rainbow of humanity that descends on Worthy Farm each year that, as legend has it, if you've not spent at least a few lost hours dissecting the pros and cons of a raw vegetable diet with a complete stranger in the Green Fields then, frankly, there are less muddy ways to pass a weekend.

Running over method: A "quick and dirty" way is to place the cutoffs on muddy ground and drive over them a few times with a car.

Trudging still, we made our way down a muddy path to a freeway soundwall as rush hour traffic began to clot.

Following a few days of rain, my progress on the trail's first section, along damp, muddy by-ways as far as Old Winchester Hill, was painfully slow.

It was cold and muddy, a long way from the warm sunshine of my beloved Lagos.

In an infinitely less muddy, far smaller way, the first Love Supreme festival is a Woodstock moment for British jazz: an often isolated tribe of fans realising there are more of them than they thought, and many others discovering they like jazz after all.

They could see the beginnings of a footpath, dropping by muddy steps, a way lined by weeds of extravagant size, giant rhubarb and cabbages, they looked like, with swollen stalks more than six feet tall, bending under the weight of dark, thick-veined leaves.

Dirty, muddy water everywhere, way too high to drive through.