Bemire example sentences

Related (13): mud, slime, mire, filth, grime, dirt, soil, stain, pollute, defile, besmirch, taint, contaminate

"Bemire" Example Sentences

The soldiers became bemired in the swampy ground.
Our horses became bemired in the muddy field.
His boots became bemired in the wet grass.
The car became bemired in the boggy landscape.
Their boots became bemired with mud as they trudged through the field.
The wagon wheels became bemired in the soil after the long rain.
The bicycles became bemired in the wet earth after the storm.
His clothes became bemired with mud after falling into the wet patch of dirt.
The jeep became bemired in the marshy terrain.
The truck became bemired in the flooded field.
Their shoes became bemired with manure from walking in the barnyard.
The army became bemired in the morass after the long rain.
The tank became bemired in the mire after trying to cross the swamp.
Their feet became bemired with mud after walking through the wet grass.
The bottom of the canoe became bemired with algae and plant matter from the lake.
Her shoes became bemired with dirt after walking through the construction site.
The tractor became bemired in the swampland.
His pants became bemired with mud from playing in the rain puddle.
The dog became bemired in the bog after chasing the rabbit.
The bus became bemired in the muck after driving through the farm field.
Their clothing became bemired with grime after spending the day working outside.
The wheels of the tractor trailer became bemired in the ditch after the heavy rain.
The sled became bemired in the slushy snowbank after falling from the hill.
Their coats became bemired with filth from working in the mines all day.
The feet of the primitives became bemired with the mud of the jungle.
The flock of sheep became bemired in the marsh after straying from the path.
The boots of the hikers became bemired with mud from traipsing through the ravine.
The sneakers became bemired with mud after walking through the wet fields.
His pants became bemired with oil stains from working on the car all afternoon.
The army became bemired in the swamp, unable to advance any further.
The cow became bemired in the mud holes after escaping from the pasture.
The raft became bemired with sticks and debris collecting in the river.
The tires of the car became bemired in the thick muck of the road during the storm.
Her shoes became bemired with dirt as she searched for artifacts in the cave.
The feet of the miners became bemired with coal dust after the long day working underground.
Their pant legs became bemired with sludge from walking through the construction site.
The horse became bemired in the puddle of mud left behind by the rain.
The aircraft became bemired in the quagmire after making an emergency landing.
The expedition became bemired in the swampy jungle for days.
The raft became bemired with weeds and debris after floating down the river.
Their boots became bemired with manure from working in the barn all morning.
The floorboards became bemired with dirt tracked in from outside.
His hands became bemired with motor oil while fixing the engine.
The outfielders boots became bemired with mud during the rainy baseball game.
The explorer's canoe became bemired with weeds and muck in the swamp.
Their feet became bemired with muck while walking through the forest after the rain.
The base of the tree became bemired with mud and decaying leaves.
The pant cuffs became bemired with paint from working on the mural all day.
The wheels of the cart became bemired in the thick mud of the road.
His pants legs became bemired with oil stains from working in the mechanic shop.

Common Phrases

The horses became stuck in the deep mud and soon became bemired in the mire.
The soldiers struggled through the swamplands, desperately trying to avoid becoming hopelessly bemired in the sticky mud.
The car got stalled in the ditch, its wheels spinning uselessly and only succeeding in further bemiring it in the deep ditch.
The hikers had to navigate carefully through the marshland to avoid becoming trapped or bemired in the mud.
The cattle struggled to move through the field, their hooves becoming thickly coated and bemired in the mud and mire.
They had to carefully maneuver the tank through the minefield to avoid becoming bemired in the mud and vulnerable to enemy fire.
The calves soon became bemired and stuck as they galloped through the wet pasture.
Her boots became caked with mud and bemired as she walked through the fields after the rainstorm.
The marching troops soon found their boots and pant legs becoming heavy and bemired with the thick mud of the road.
The dog happily bounded through the swamp but soon returned muddied and bemired.
The journalists struggled up the slope, with their shoes and pants becoming increasingly bemired in the mud.
The invaders soon found their supply wagons becoming stuck and bemired in the unforgiving marshland.
The oxen struggled through the muddy field, their hooves bemiring deeper with each step.
His sleigh became stuck and bemired in the melting slush that quickly coated the frozen road.
Her skirts became caked with mire, bemiring her in the mud as she walked through the farmyard.
The donkeys soon became exhausted from pulling the cart through the mire, their hooves becoming thickly coated and bemired in mud.
Their shoes and pant legs soon became bemired as they struggled through the farmer's muddy field after the rain.
The elephant became stuck and bemired in the clinging mud of the swamp despite his attempt at carefully crossing.
The wildlife photographer found that her boots and clothes soon became caked with mire and bemired as she walked the edge of the marshland.
The lumberjacks struggled through the mud, their boots and clothes soon becoming bemired and heavy with the sticky mud.
The animals were out enjoying the mud, soon becoming bemired in the thick mire.
Their motorcycles became stuck and bemired in the marshy ground where the tires quickly sank into the thick mud.
They struggled through the mucky road, their feet soon becoming caked and bemired in the mire.
The all-terrain-vehicle became stuck and bemired in the soft ground and wouldn't easily regain traction.
The bicyclists pedaled through the muddy path, their tires and bike chains soon becoming caked and bemired in the mire.
The wild horses happily rolled in the mud but soon arose caked and bemired.
The motorcade struggled through the unpaved road, their tires soon becoming caked and bemired in the mud.
After playing in the rain puddles, the children returned home muddied and bemired.
The cheerleaders carefully walked through the muddy track to avoid bemiring their shoes and socks in mire.
Her feet and legs soon became caked with muck and bemired as she walked through the farm's muddy lanes.
They struggled across the boggy field, sinking deeper into the mire with each step and becoming further bemired.
The search party worked their way through the swamp, their clothes and boots soon becoming caked and bemired in mud.
The invaders soon found their chariots becoming stuck and bemired in the marshy ground of the unfamiliar terrain.
The oxen strained to pull the heavy load through the bog, their hooves soon becoming caked and bemired in the mire.
As joyful as the pigs were in the mud, they soon became excessively caked and bemired.
His horse became exhausted from trying to pull the cart through the bog, its hooves quickly becoming thickly coated and bemired in mud.
The soldiers marched through the fields after the downpour, their boots and legs becoming increasingly bemired in the sticky clay soil.
The ox-drawn wagons struggled through the muddy fields, their wheels soon becoming caked and bemired in the mire.
The ducks happily swam in the pond but emerged from the water muddied and bemired.
Their feet soon became coated with mud and bemired as they walked through the rain-soaked farmyard.
The manure spreader became stuck and bemired in the rain-softened field, its wheels unable to gain traction in the sticky mud.
The pigs happily wallowed in the mud, completely coating themselves and becoming excessively bemired in mire.
The oxen strained to pull the plow through the mire, their hooves quickly becoming coated and bemired in the thick mud.
The donkey strained to pull the cart through the marshy field, its hooves quickly becoming coated and bemired in mud.
The bicyclist crashed into the ditch, with his bicycle and clothing becoming quickly bemired in the mire.
The horses struggled through the mucky pasture, their hooves soon becoming thickly coated and bemired in mud.
The troops crossed the field after the rain, with their boots and clothes becoming increasingly heavy and bemired in the sticky mud.
The horse pulled the wagon into the swamp, soon becoming stuck and bemired in the deep mire.
The rider struggled to keep control of his horse as it became increasingly stuck and bemired in the muddy swamp.
The cattle happily grazed in the green pasture but soon emerged from it coated and bemired in mud.
Their shoes and pant legs soon became caked with muck and bemired as they trudged through the rain-soaked farmyard.
The donkey strained in vain to pull the cart through the mire, its hooves quickly becoming thickly coated and bemired in mud.
The vehicles struggled through the muddy road, their tires quickly becoming caked and bemired in the thick mire.
After playing in the puddles, the children returned home muddied, soaked and thoroughly bemired.
The tanks soon became stuck and fully bemired in the muddy terrain of the unfamiliar marshland.
The foot soldiers struggled across the rain-soaked fields after the downpour, their boots soon becoming heavy and bemired in the muddy clay soil.
The farm hands trudged through the barnyard after the rain, their boots quickly becoming heavy and bemired in the sticky mud.
The plane crashed into the marsh, its landing gear and wings soon becoming fully coated and bemired in the thick mire.
The horses strained to pull the cart through the swamp, their hooves quickly becoming thickly coated and bemired in mud.
The adventurers quickly became fatigued as they struggled across the marshy terrain, their boots and clothing thoroughly bemired in the thick, viscous mire.