a muddy pond造句

• Seas surrounding the island looked like a muddy pond from silt stirred up by the storm.
• Joseph, 38, said as he did his laundry in a muddy pond, a rare source of water.
• Myers'house lies east, facing Rikers Island, a lone shack across a muddy pond near the Hunts Point Sewage Treatment Plant.
• "Rosetta " ( R ) _ When the grim teenage heroine gets thrown into a muddy pond in this Belgian flick, you'll want to cheer.
• Arriving at the Olympics, the competitors were confronted with a pool dug into the athletics track, with no filtration or chlorination, effectively being a muddy pond.
• Astonished that the prince had completed his task, the king then ordered him to clear a muddy pond and fill it with fish in a day.
• Chanting, dancing and dousing themselves with holy water from a muddy pond, thousands of Hasidic Jews from around the world rang in the Jewish New Year on Sunday.
• "Hard to imagine in this bloody dry territory today _ we're in the midst of a seven-year drought _ but this was a billabong, a muddy pond in moist, forested country.
• Principal photography on location began in late 1962 but instead of shooting at scenic Lake Tahoe as Silliphant had intended, a muddy pond at Spahn Ranch in Simi Valley, California, had to do.
• She hasn't been able to get her fingernails clean all weekend, she says; not since she, husband Jimmy Carter and several grandchildren spent the day mucking around in a muddy pond, tearing down an old wooden pier.
• The temple is built of wood on a single stone pillar 1.25 m in diameter, and it is designed to resemble a lotus blossom, which is a Buddhist symbol of purity, since a lotus blossoms in a muddy pond.
• Harmonious was not a term many visitors used to describe the decor at the complex, which includes a restored 19th-century barn and farmhouse, a restaurant with a vintage fire truck emerging from a wall and a 20-foot-tall model of a trout leaping out of a muddy pond.