Sentence examples for thick muck from inspiring English sources
With a flashlight in hand and a mask to help with the stench, they spend hours combing through the thick muck, reaching in with their bare hands to pluck out glints of gold.
Dr. Souto cites a third source: a thick muck that has covered the once-pristine sand on the estuary floor, an accumulation of decades of pollutants and nitrogen-rich decayed plant matter.
Like so many others who have gone on to distinguished athletic careers from tiny Belle Glade, Fla., Brad Banks grew up running in the area's thick muck, eating sugar cane and chasing rabbits.
The layers of pollution and the cries of children are a thick muck from which to emerge.
Within just a few months of the book launch, unknowingly and completely blind sighted with an unexpected epic challenge, I found myself in the deepest thickest muck of what he refers to as "the in between".
GONAÏVES, Haiti — Their cupboards were virtually bare before the winds started whipping, the skies opened up and this seaside city filled like a caldron with thick, brown, smelly muck.
Water had crept six feet up the walls of his two-story stone cottage, and the entire first floor was still covered in a thick carpet of muck and silt the Delaware River left behind.
It is hard for anyone to see the gulls and pelicans, blinking up through a thick coat of muck that prevents them from flying, eating, taking a drink of water or escaping the burning heat along the Gulf coast.
Rain and melting snow mixed with the crap-filled soil and left a thick coating of muck caked onto the cows' legs, bellies and udders.
Consider using a brush on a longish stick for washing things with quite thick or viscous muck to remove, as these are good at quickly pushing a lot of stuff off.
