Sentence examples for wave of dirt from inspiring English sources
I saw the wave of dirt coming down.
"It was like a wave of dirt that covered us," said Emilio Renderos, 60, a watchman employed in Las Colinas.
Survivors staying at a shelter in Acapulco recounted how a tidal wave of dirt, rocks and trees exploded through the center of town, burying families in their homes and sweeping wooden houses into the bed of the swollen river that winds past the village on its way to the Pacific The scene by Saturday was desolate, a ghost town.
Using his finger and a selection of paintbrushes, the artist, a.k.a., Nikita Golubev, carves out things like meticulous animal portraits, prayer hands, an intimate portrait of a man's face, and a group of surfers riding a wave of dirt.
For miles, mines stretched out, undulating waves of dirt forming a bleak desert landscape.
The dead landed on their backs, and a wave of rock and dirt, loosed by the explosion, sailed over them.
It reminds us that food is not created in factories, spotless, uniform and shrinkwrapped, but comes from wet, windy, wave-lashed places full of dirt and thorns and biting insects – and that if we don't take care of these we could one day find ourselves without anything to fill our bellies.
The sounds conjure images of dirt roads, first kisses and waves lapping against a jagged shore.
Clemens clapped twice and then waved like a doorman to invite Scott Stevens, the team's captain, onto his sacred pile of dirt to throw out the first pitch.
That is if you consider trace amounts of dirt, animal and bird feces, topnotch yard chemicals, and road-runoff suspended in the gentle waves akin to swill.
