Sentence examples for sandy dirt from inspiring English sources

Bulldozer tracks crossed patches of sandy dirt where rebels had buried some of their dead, and flag-waving supporters of the Libyan leader milled about.

He's there; he's made it; he's standing on the patch of orangey sandy dirt that's too small to be a beach.

The camp is a sprawling labyrinth of tents and trailers that, like most things here, are covered in a gritty, sandy dirt.

During my time in Bougainville, I spent the vast bulk of my days with communities near the old mine and around the waste deposits that left vast swathes of land with little more than sandy dirt.

North Carolina Speedway, which rises from the sandy dirt amid the pine trees in this former farming community that has made a transition from textiles to manufacturing, had fought that same fate.

The two dozen or so girls in the audience lean forward in their plastic chairs, in rows on a sandy dirt floor under a tarpaulin stretched across walls of a half-built house, and nod in recognition as the plot turns to the daughter and her blesser, a shiny-suited older man with a smartphone and a persuasive manner who bestows on her the gift of a fake designer handbag.

From his farmhouse studio in Wiltshire, England, Munro has flown 60,000 lightbulbs, installing 50,000 of them in the sandy red dirt of central Australia (the extra 10,000 were in case of breakages – but Qantas managed not to damage a single one).

Next, make lines and curves and dots and dashes on the surface of your choosing: paper, canvas, sandy beach, dirt floor of rustic cabin or the skin of exceptionally trusting loved one.

Find some sandy gravely dirt, with no bugs or organic matter Toss a handful into your dishes and scrub vigorously, using it as an abrasive.

In an effort to understand the extent of potential contamination, two professors have organized a citizen science project dubbed SUDS, or Send Us Your Dirt From Sandy.

In a country with few paved roads, U.S. vehicles are forced to drive over dirt and sandy paths where bombs are easily buried.