Sentence examples for vast mud from inspiring English sources
Ash from the volcano, which has become increasingly active this year, could combine with heavy rainfall to trigger vast mud flows, the government warned.
Over 1,000 tons of mercury is dumped or burned off annually, and several large rivers have been so exhaustively mined that they simply disappear into vast mud pits that make parts of the Amazon look like the Somme.
The house's bright green metal roof was all that was visible the next day in a vast mud crater near the village of St .Jude, Quebec, about 50 miles northeast of Montreal.
You'd have an easy time finding threatened species like the reed parrotbill, because their populations are driven into narrow strips of vegetation beside vast mud flats — square miles of them, stretching to the horizon — that have been clear-cut to the ground.
Bridges were swept away, and, amid vast stretches of mud, small holes appeared where cobras and armadillos had buried themselves.
Because there is so much violence and corruption on Earth, God resolves to turn the life-mediating soil into a vast sea of mud.
Something about the landscape induces a fugue of half-memories and a strange compulsion to keep going, until she has stranded her rental car in a vast stretch of mud flats.
As the water began receding in some areas of Queensland, it left behind ruined crops and thousands of damaged buildings as well as vast amounts of mud and debris.
In rare moments when I wasn't meeting animals, I was seeing or hearing their signs: fresh raccoon prints in the mud, vast piles of mystery animal dung, the knock of a pileated woodpecker's beak on a tree.
After surveying the vast area of mud and debris around the mountain, Pedro Joaquin Chamorro, Nicaragua's defence minister, suggested the entire area be sealed off and declared a "national cemetery".The destruction around Casita was the most spectacular single tragedy inflicted by Hurricane Mitch, but it was not the only one.
Moscow, early April, is gray and in a state of flux, with the new Ikea out by the airport and the new mall under the Kremlin, with the spring warmth turning the vast landscape to mud and the articles, daily, in the papers about what kind of leader Putin will be.
