Sentence examples for smeared in mud from inspiring English sources
Perhaps it's because the hands on my body clock are spinning in contrary directions that what follows seems faintly unreal: dancing - "chipping" - en masse through Port of Spain in pursuit of a steel band making stately progress to nowhere in particular; smearing and being smeared in mud and paint by muddy, painted devils; limbo dancing badly at sunrise.
The floor is smeared in mud and there is no electricity, warmth or light.
A woman once appeared smeared in mud and was referred to as "Metal Mickey", because she believed that metal itself was part of the patriarchy.
It is set in what appears to be a horrendous central European village of the middle ages, as imagined by Hieronymus Bosch, where grotesquely ugly and wretched peasants are condemned to clamber over each other for all eternity, smeared in mud and blood: a world beset with tyranny and factional wars between groups called "Blacks" and "Greys".
Each morning, in a diamond-shaped room, I was smeared in the famed mud - camphor and aloe added to its 22 minerals and lavender-scented for relaxation - and left there, wrapped in my slimey envelope, a mummy in her tomb.
Foiled in this attempt, the mob started throwing stones at the police and burning public buildings – joined by the holy men, some naked and smeared in ashes and mud.
We crawl between steam cave and hot pot, smeared in a gray silica mud bath.
Even when uses her manicured hands to smear herself in mud, in a fashion-shoot dirty protest, she's fresh as a daisy.
These weren't ghosts of soldiers past, of course, but re-enactors — including myself, dressed in red pants and smeared with mud — in town for a memorial dedication.
The Fass sports a hedge of face fur and a physiognomy smeared with mud in what is shaping up to be a highly visceral and intense take on the Bard's Scottish tragedy.
One of her early works is perhaps still one of her most self-immersive projects, Try and Go Home (1998), which featured the artist, after fasting for four days, naked and smeared with mud, lying in a ditch demonstrating the refuge of the womb and grave.
