a muddy stream造句

• Women were washing cooking pots in a muddy stream.
• The rise in Orangeville unfortunately is not picturesque, but is little more than a gloomy pond that feeds a muddy stream.
• But, when the snow flies, the sleet shimmers on the lawn, or the driveway to the top of the hill turns into a muddy stream, the V70R is your ticket home.
• A temporary bridge built for athletes taking part in an international meet collapsed here on Monday, dumping members of the Australian team into a muddy stream, leaving 1 dead and 66 injured.
• A temporary bridge built for athletes taking part in an international meet collapsed here on Monday, dumping members of the Australian team into a muddy stream, leaving two dead and 64 injured.
• Though they all have homes nearby, hundreds of Gypsies are camping out along a muddy stream, chased into the open by returning ethnic Albanians who accuse them of collaborating with the Serbs.
• Higher up in the mountains, two refugee children whose families are living in the open carried plastic bottles to a muddy stream where other children were bathing along with a herd of cattle.
• The river went from a muddy stream, where in the 17th century you could wade across the Clyde at low tide, to the birthplace of ships great and small; through sail and steam and the great ocean liners, to today's warships and bulk carriers.
• Tracie and Cary looked out of their bus windows in amazement as peasant women washed clothes by hand in a muddy stream down a steep hill from their shantytown village, where homes look like clubhouses built in American back yards by kids using scrap lumber.
• The river rose an estimated two feet between 11 a . m . and 1 p . m ., flooding intersections, stalling cars and turning East Santa Clara Street into a muddy stream of water and silt in what was described as the city's worst flooding in decades.