Bemired example sentences

"Bemired" Example Sentences

1. The car was stuck in the mud, its tires bemired.
2. He walked carefully through the swamp, trying not to become bemired in the muck.
3. Their boots became bemired with mud as they slogged through the field.
4. The horses' hooves were bemired after plowing through the flooded pasture.
5. The jeep's wheels spun helplessly as it sank further into the bemired field.
6. We soon became bemired in the thick, sticky clay soil lining the riverbank.
7. The troops marched slowly as their feet became increasingly bemired with mud.
8. His feet were completely bemired after tramping through the flooded rice paddies.
9. They struggled to free themselves from the mire that had bemired their legs.
10. The cattle lowed plaintively as they sank deeper into the befouled, bemired muck.
11. They had to abandon the bemired vehicle and continue on foot.
12. His clothes were bemired and filthy after spending the day digging drainage trenches.
13. The oxen strained helplessly, unable to free themselves from the bemired state they were in.
14. Their progress became slow and difficult as they grew increasingly bemired by the sticky red clay.
15. The sheep hesitated, not wanting to venture into the marsh that would surely bemire their wooly coats.
16. The donkey stood patiently, its feet hopelessly bemired in the flooded riverbank.
17. Their progress across the swamp ground to a halt as their feet became bemired in the ooze.
18. The workers struggled to push the bemired wheelbarrow out of the mud.
19. The hooves of the mules became bemired as they crossed the river's marshy banks.
20. The cart's wooden wheels became hopelessly stuck in the bemired mud track.
21. They trudged through the quagmire, their boots becoming further bemired with each step.
22. The tank ground to a halt, its treads hopelessly bemired in the thick mud.
23. Our attempts to free the lumbering ox from its bemired state only made matters worse.
24. They had to remove their boots, which had become hopelessly bemired in the muck.
25. The dog limped, its paws cut and bemired with mud.
26. The worker's clothes were covered in a mire of bemired dirt and oil.
27. Bushes lining the path stood soggy and bemired, saturated with floodwaters.
28. Their progress was slow as the thick mud bemired the cart's wooden wheels.
29. The prospector stood, bemired and defeated, unable to free his mule from the quagmire.
30. After hours of fruitless attempts, they were forced to abandon the vehicle as hopelessly bemired.
31. The combine harvester sat helplessly mired and bemired, stuck fast in the flooded field.
32. The calf stood bawling piteously, its legs hopelessly bemired in the deep clay ditch.
33. His feet sank deeper into the bemired ground with every step he took.
34. Progress ground to a halt as the crew became increasingly bemired and dispirited.
35. The ox strained so hard to free itself that it dropped dead, still bemired.
36. The ground was a mire of bemired earth, saturated and sucked up with floodwater.
37. The oxen were struggling in vain, their hooves growing increasingly bemired.
38. The ditch oozed a fetid mud that bemired the workers' boots.
39. Their uniform boots were hopelessly bemired in the clay soil.
40. The ground had turned into a quagmire that quickly bemired any creature unfortunate enough to step in it.
41. The gardener's wheelbarrow sat stuck and bemired after the recent heavy rains.
42. Their equipment soon fell into disrepair as it became hopelessly bemired and waterlogged.
43. Mud caked the wheels and undercarriage of the jeep, completely bemiring it.
44. The cow looked at her bemired hooves in despair.
45. They spent hours using levers and ropes in vain attempts to free the tractor from its bemired state.
46. The dog returned home, tail between its legs, covered from head to toe in mud that completely bemired its fur.
47. After many failed attempts, they had to give up on their bemired vehicle and walk the remaining miles home.
48. The cartographer's boots were hopelessly bemired after wading through the swamplands.
49. The pack mule stood patiently, its legs sunk deep into the bemired mud of the riverbank.
50. The lorries made slow progress along the bemired road.
51. Their fingers soon became bemired as they attempted to drag the jeep from the ditch.
52. The horse's hooves were hopeless bemired in the soft, sucking mud.
53. His feet swiftly became bemired in the clay-like mud that coated the riverbank.
54. The donkey brayed miserably as its hooves sank deeper into the bemired bog.
55. The pig's snout became bemired as it rooted through the muck.
56. His clothes were thoroughly bemired after spending the day digging drainage ditches.
57. Progress was slow and arduous as their boots became increasingly bemired with mud.
58. Their boots and coats quickly became bemired as they walked through the flooded field.
59. They spent hours trying to free the tractor from its bemired state to no avail.
60. Her dress was hopelessly bemired after traipsing across the mud puddles.

Common Phases

1. The truck got stuck in the deep mud and became bemired.
2. His feet became bemired in the wet clay.
3. The oxen were stuck fast and badly bemired.
4. She desperately tried to free her boots from the sticky muck that had bemired her feet.
5. The soldiers struggled through the swamp, their boots and uniforms becoming increasingly bemired.
6. They had become hopelessly bemired in the bog.
7. His horse became bemired in the quicksand and started to sink.
8. The wheels of the wagon had sunk deep into the heavy mud, bemiring the cart.
9. They emerged from the swamp, their clothes heavily bemired with mud and muck.
10. The cart had become stuck and hopelessly bemired.
11. The cattle had wandered off the path and become bemired in the marshy ground.
12. He tried to run through the field but his feet quickly became bemired in the wet soil.
13. Their efforts to free their feet only served to further bemire them in the sticky mud.
14. The team of oxen strained to pull the carriage from where it had become bemired in the sludge.
15. His shoes were badly bemired from traipsing through the mud.
16. The narrow road was mired in deep ruts and potholes that quickly bemired the wheeled traffic.
17. They spent hours extricating their horses from where they had become bemired in the waist-deep mire.
18. Their boots had become badly bemired from traipsing through the boggy ground.
19. The donkey was badly bemired, its legs sunk up to its knees in the wet peat.
20. The soldiers retreated from the swamp, their uniforms and gear badly bemired.
21. His clothes and skin became badly bemired from slipping and sliding in the sticky muck.
22. Their boots were hopelessly bemired from walking through the mud pit.
23. The expedition became hopelessly bemired in the swamplands within hours of setting out.
24. The caravan struggled vainly to free its pack animals from where they had become badly bemired in the oozing mire.
25. The collie's paws were badly bemired from chasing after rabbits through the sodden field.
26. Their walking became increasingly laborious as their feet became hopelessly bemired in the quagmire.
27. They spent hours working to free the wagon from where it had sunk and become badly bemired in the marsh.
28. The coach and its horses became hopelessly bemired in the pits and ruts along the country lane.
29. The march was forced to a halt as their boots became badly bemired in the swampy terrain.
30. The hunt became hopelessly bemired in the wetlands, unable to free their horses from the mud.
31. The parrot's feet had become badly bemired from shuffling about in the clay dirt.
32. The troops trudged miserably on, their uniforms and gear badly bemired from marching through the marsh.
33. His clothes and skin were hopelessly bemired from struggling for hours to free his horse from the sucking mud.
34. The jeep became hopelessly bemired in the thick mud after a few minutes of driving along the dirt track.
35. Their efforts to free the car only served to further bemire it in the sticky marshland mud.
36. The wagon wheels were hopelessly bemired in the rutted, muddy road.
37. The caravan leader despaired at seeing his oxen hopelessly bemired in the oozing swamp.
38. They desperately tried to free their thoroughly bemired feet from the sucking mire.
39. The soldiers spent hours struggling to extricate their tanks and vehicles from where they had become hopelessly bemired in the marsh.
40. He sank to his waist in the wet peat and became hopelessly bemired.
41. His clothes and beard were badly bemired from floundering about in the muck.
42. Their wagon was hopelessly bemired in a sea of thick mud.
43. The horse sank deeper into the mire and became hopelessly bemired.
44. Their march became increasingly laborious as their boots became increasingly bemired in the wet soil.
45. The sheep had wandered off course and become hopelessly bemired in the boggy field.
46. The gig's wheels became hopelessly bemired in the potholes and ruts of the dirt track.
47. The cart was hopelessly bemired in the morass as the wheels sunk deep into the oozing mud.
48. Their feet were hopelessly bemired after traipsing through mile after mile of swampland.
49. The troops fought a losing battle to free their mules from where they had become hopelessly bemired in the marsh.
50. Their efforts to free the donkey only served to further bemire its legs in the sucking mud.
51. They led their bemired horses from the mire, mud oozing from their hooves.
52. The cattle had wandered into the swamp and were hopelessly bemired up to their bellies in mud.
53. The soldiers gave up trying to extricate their vehicles from where they had become hopelessly bemired.
54. Their clothes were hopelessly bemired from struggling fruitlessly to free their cart from the boggy field.
55. He sank to his waist in the thick mire and became hopelessly bemired.
56. The donkey was hopelessly bemired, its legs sunk deep in the muddy hole.
57. Their efforts to free their boots only served to further bemire them in the quagmire.
58. Their feet were hopelessly bemired after walking miles through the sodden peat fields.
59. The elephant became hopelessly bemired in the ooze, unable to lift its massive weight clear.
60. They led their bemired ponies from the marling pit, their hooves coated in thick mud.