Sentence examples for tide of mud from inspiring English sources

"Against the black tide of mud... of occultism".

Sigmund was a complete sceptic: occult phenomena were to him a "black tide of mud".

It was this supernatural "black tide of mud," in Freud's words, that caused the rift between Jung and the founder of psychoanalysis, who had formed an intense bond.

A dam disaster in which 19 people died, 700 people lost their homes and a tide of mud and residue ran 300 miles downstream to the mouth of the river Doce was always likely to acquire a deep political dimension.

The storm dumped heavy rains on coastal Gonaïves, Haiti's fourth-largest city, burying its vast slums in a deadly tide of mud that left more than 300,000 people homeless.

Angel Cabrera and Adam Scott returned to the 18th tee to start their play-off for the title in pouring rain, the pristine grass disappearing underneath a rising tide of mud, the setting sun obscured behind thick, grey clouds.

Here's a yellow beach parasol, wearing a tide-line of mud.

The tide was retreating, leaving yards of mud between water and the grass of dry ground.

October 16th arrived with a cold snap and significant winds that pushed the tides so far out that wide expanses of mud greeted students in many sampling locations.

It was at low tide, sunk to a twisting channel between flanks of mud glinting with moonlight.

I explained how Clint Eastwood loves the ocean at low tide, the wet sand like a three-kilometer trough of mud.