Sentence examples for the wallow from inspiring English sources
verb
To roll oneself about in something dirty, for example in mud
The Wallow fire of 2011 burned an area nearly half the size of Delaware.
The Wallow Fire itself has hampered the Forest Service inquiry into the specific cause.
In 2011, the Wallow and Horseshoe fires in Arizona and the Los Conchas in New Mexico.
The wallow and wail of tracks like Seasong are their strongest point.
Just 10 days before the Wallow Fire broke out, Forest Service officials lifted fire restrictions in the area.
Would the Wallow Fire surge toward the small resort town of Greer or sweep by it at a comfortable distance?
The confidence of these drawings is belied by the wallowing, seething content of Ingres's writings.
"The wallowing about emotion and true love is something that we all enjoy".
Evidently, the wallowing technique of some pigs involved lying with just one side of themselves in the mud.
There is a subtleness to this portrayal that brings the man's emotional detachment to the screen without the wallowing that might easily have accompanied it.
Then I felt bad for not being good and now I feel revolted by both the initial selfishness and the wallowing, middle-class guilt.
