Use "mire" em uma frase

1. All that Terry could do, once the dust had settled and his divorce had been dragged through the mire of the gutter press, was to lend his name and his former glories to endorsements and dubious advertising campaigns

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2. The old woman looked at Billy as he knelt in the mire and said,

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3. years working in the mire of celebrity shame, the editor of the

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4. Getting to know her (once I had nagged Jane into introducing me) merely underlined her numerous qualities and sank me deeper in the mire

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5. and his divorce had been dragged through the mire of the gutter

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6. But the wicked are like the troubled sea, when it cannot rest, whose waters cast up mire

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7. The branch was quickly sucked down into the mire

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8. the mire and mud

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9. Only the most powerful of witches could have made my rigid, always proper mother take the form of a wine-besotted slattern lying in the mire

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10. into the mire: the smelly clothes in the garden, his conversation with Sharon and saying he was

11. It had been built around 1600 to keep pedestrians' feet out of the mud and mire of the drovers' route

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12. As I listened to these songs in memory"s eye, I could see those staggering columns of the First World War, bending on soggy packs on many a weary march, from dawn to dusk to drizzling rain, to slogging ankle through mire of shell-pocked roads, to form grimly for the attack, blue-lipped, covered with sludge and mud, chilled by the wind and rain, driving home to their objective, and for many, to the judgment seat of God

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13. As they sink deeper and deeper into the mire of their fornications!

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14. With a cold shock, Darkburst suddenly realised that the badgers had no intention of rescuing him from his plight and became increasingly desperate as he slipped ever deeper into the mire

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15. Collecting dry twigs and leaves from around the edge of the mire, he placed these on top of the mud

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16. An old combine harvester was stuck up to its axles in the middle of the muddy mire

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17. 11 Can the rush grow up without mire? Can the flag grow without water?

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18. 14 Deliver me out of the mire, and let me not sink: let me be delivered from those who hate me, and out of the deep waters

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19. 2Pet 2:22 But it is happened unto them according to the true proverb, The dog is turned to his own vomit again; and the sow that was washed to her wallowing in the mire

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20. The passenger side tires hit mud, pulling her deeper into the mire

21. like the troubled sea, when it cannot rest, whose waters throw up mire and dirt

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22. they let down Jeremiah with cords; And in the dungeon there was no water, but mire: so Jeremiah sunk into the mire

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23. Was it all but mire, and he was nothing but a liar?

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24. which said to me, Where is the Lord your God? my eyes shall see her: now shall she be trodden down as the mire of the streets

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25. did build herself a strong hold, and heaped up silver as the dust, and fine gold as the mire of the streets

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26. 5 And they shall be as mighty men, which tread down their enemies in the mire of the streets in the battle,

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27. Of course,” he said, his eyes gleaming, “I do find a gem hidden in the mire once in a while

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28. tears had dribbled down into the mire and made sticky sand balls

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29. are caught and pulled out of this mire of sorrow?

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30. Into a mire

31. Into the shade and loneliness and mire

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32. I’m going to say nowt to those bastards – ever! There’s no way I’m going to get involved in that sort of mire

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33. 'Oh, I've dreamed of such a meeting as this, while I crawled on my belly through the brambles, or lay under rocks while the ants gnawed my flesh, or crouched in the mire up to my mouth—I dreamed, but never hoped it would come to pass

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34. And as that once rich and mighty land sank deeper and deeper into the black mire of the sunless jungle, so into the chaos of squalling jungle life sank the people of the city

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35. 3 "The priests and teachers of that day sought to kill Jeremiah, but the judges would not consent, albeit, for his words of warning, they did let him down by cords in a filthy dungeon until he sank in mire up to his armpits

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36. Forced to watch his work sink into the mire while his

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37. Lancaster went on a walk around Raven Mire

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38. ‘Ah, I have heard of this notorious Raven Mire

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39. I burned the gumboots in an incinerator in the cellars, and tossed the gun into Raven Mire

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40. Many covering the fighting also realized that soldiers were stuck in the mire while they themselves could just get out at any time

41. We found her scarf with some blood next to a mire of quicksand

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42. and mire of those mutated negative ?

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43. following the tire tracks in the mire

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44. provided so much pleasure, slid slowly into the mire without so much as a whimper

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45. But how the Musalmans are to progress in modern times without imbibing the process of inquiry that is so essential to acquire knowledge and wisdom? It is this trap of belief into which Musalmans are born and there is no reformist around any more, after Kemal Ataturk the Great to extricate them out of the Islamic mire

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46. wallow in the mire of repeated birth and death, and of disgrace

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47. in the mire of ignorance if there is even the slightest distance between

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48. I’ll press the ever-bolder peasantry into obeisance, and the honor of Family Kessant will rise above the mire wherein the King now wallows as a pig in slop

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49. the ditch where you"ll lie in the mire

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50. On his hands and knees in the mire he saw plenty of empties

51. Stendhal’s introduction to his book explains that his book is merely a mirror passing on a road: reflecting the mire of the mud of the earth below, and the jeweled fancy of the rich above

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52. Confident that anyone who could help him out of this mire should be welcomed, walking

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53. Bucca had said that the bogs were known as the Mire

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54. The pixie pointed down towards the Mire

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55. path down from the summit of the hill to the Mire; the loose

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56. been lost in the Mire

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57. gave her a hard look before leading them on through the Mire

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58. From a distance, the Mire had appeared little more than a

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59. found herself beginning to enjoy walking in the Mire

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60. path! By tomorrow morning, out of the Mire we shall be

61. Their clothing, weapons and armor disappeared into the sand, as if it was a quicksand mire

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62. The coward's mire: sleep

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63. Having ascertained the places which it frequents and passes, they stop the way to them with mud, and then rousing it, drive it towards the spot, and as soon as the ermine comes to the mud it halts, and allows itself to be taken captive rather than pass through the mire, and spoil and sully its whiteness, which it values more than life and liberty

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64. The virtuous and chaste woman is an ermine, and whiter and purer than snow is the virtue of modesty; and he who wishes her not to lose it, but to keep and preserve it, must adopt a course different from that employed with the ermine; he must not put before her the mire of the gifts and attentions of persevering lovers, because perhaps--and even without a perhaps--she may not have sufficient virtue and natural strength in herself to pass through and tread under foot these

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65. And along the shores, in mire (now fill'd over) came again and

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66. "Don't you see, you animal," continued Sancho, "that it will be well for me to drop into some profitable government that will lift us out of the mire, and marry Mari-Sancha to whom I like; and you yourself will find yourself called 'Dona Teresa Panza,' and sitting in church on a fine carpet and cushions and draperies, in spite and in defiance of all the born ladies of the town? No, stay as you are, growing neither greater nor less, like a tapestry figure--Let us say no more about it, for Sanchica shall be a countess, say what you will

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67. Covered from head to foot with mire and streaming with blood he rose, and

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68. And as to truth, I said, is not a soul equally to be deemed halt and lame which hates voluntary falsehood and is extremely indignant at herself and others when they tell lies, but is patient of involuntary falsehood, and does not mind wallowing like a swinish beast in the mire of ignorance, and has no shame at being detected?

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69. There is a battle and they gain the day, and then modesty, which they call silliness, is ignominiously thrust into exile by them, and temperance, which they nickname unmanliness, is trampled in the mire and cast forth; they persuade men that moderation and orderly expenditure are vulgarity and meanness, and so, by the help of a rabble of evil appetites, they drive them beyond the border

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70. And is not a man reproached for flattery and meanness who subordinates the spirited animal to the unruly monster, and, for the sake of money, of which he can never have enough, habituates him in the days of his youth to be trampled in the mire, and from being a lion to become a monkey?

71. He raised to glory from the mire;

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72. On the roadway which they were approaching whilst still speaking beyond the swingchains a horse, dragging a sweeper, paced on the paven ground, brushing a long swathe of mire up so that with the noise Bloom was not perfectly certain whether he had caught aright the allusion to sixtyfive guineas and John Bull

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73. Side by side Bloom, profiting by the contretemps, with Stephen passed through the gap of the chains, divided by the upright, and, stepping over a strand of mire, went across towards Gardiner street lower, Stephen singing more boldly, but not loudly, the end of the ballad

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74. Looking to salvage one shining thing from the mire

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75. "No; it was all trodden into mire

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76. Also he heard doleful voices, and rushings to and fro, so that sometimes he thought he should be torn in pieces, or trodden down like mire in the streets

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77. Well, at my first setting out, I had hopes of that man; but now I fear he will perish in the overthrow of the city; for it is happened to him according to the true proverb, "The dog is turned to his own vomit again; and the sow that was washed, to her wallowing in the mire

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78. back to the carriage that had sunk in the mire

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79. The expectation of snipe was so intense that to Levin the squelching sound of his own heel, as he drew it up out of the mire, seemed to be the call of a snipe, and he clutched and pressed the lock of his

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80. Krak darted out from behind the twisted root of an alder, black all over with the stinking mire of the marsh, and with the air of a conqueror sniffed at Laska

81. white breast on the wet mire

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82. Those black angularities which his face had used to put on when his wishes were thwarted now did duty in picturing the incorrigible backslider who would insist upon turning again to his wallowing in the mire

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83. Lucas Nayland is down from Hag’s Mire, he should not be discounted

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84. Before them towards Mordor lay like a moat a great mire of reeking mud and foul-smelling pools

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85. With the constellations of space they confound the stars of the abyss which are made in the soft mire of the puddle by the feet of ducks

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86. She has become marble in becoming mire

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87. On the 18th of June, 1815, the rains had still farther increased this acclivity, the mud complicated the problem of the ascent, and the men not only slipped back, but stuck fast in the mire

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88. He had bivouacked at Dion-le-Mont, and had set out at daybreak; but the roads were impassable, and his divisions stuck fast in the mire

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89. His task finished, he returns to ineffable ecstasies, to contemplation, to joys; he beholds his feet set in afflictions, in obstacles, on the pavement, in the nettles, sometimes in the mire; his head in the light

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90. Certainly, too, it is neither an attractive nor an easy task to undertake an investigation into the lowest depths of the social order, where terra firma comes to an end and where mud begins, to rummage in those vague, murky waves, to follow up, to seize and to fling, still quivering, upon the pavement that abject dialect which is dripping with filth when thus brought to the light, that pustulous vocabulary each word of which seems an unclean ring from a monster of the mire and the shadows

91. And, with an imperious motion, the frail young man of twenty years bent the thickset and sturdy porter like a reed, and brought him to his knees in the mire

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92. Although not one of them was walking, a dull trampling was audible in the mire

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93. Ah! those charming and gracious beings, so gracious and so sweet, who have bonnets of flowers, who fill the house with purity, who sing and prattle, who are like a living perfume, who prove the existence of angels in heaven by the purity of virgins on earth, that Jeanne, that Lise, that Mimi, those adorable and honest creatures who are your blessings and your pride, ah! good God, they will suffer hunger! What do you want me to say to you? There is a market for human flesh; and it is not with your shadowy hands, shuddering around them, that you will prevent them from entering it! Think of the street, think of the pavement covered with passers-by, think of the shops past which women go and come with necks all bare, and through the mire

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94. This can be seen in history more frequently than is desirable: A nation is great, it tastes the ideal, then it bites the mire, and finds it good; and if it be asked how it happens that it has abandoned Socrates for Falstaff, it replies: "Because I love statesmen

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95. For the requirements of the operation upon the subject of which we have just explained our views, Paris has beneath it another Paris; a Paris of sewers; which has its streets, its cross-roads, its squares, its blind-alleys, its arteries, and its circulation, which is of mire and minus the human form

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96. When one has passed one's time in enduring upon earth the spectacle of the great airs which reasons of state, the oath, political sagacity, human justice, professional probity, the austerities of situation, incorruptible robes all assume, it solaces one to enter a sewer and to behold the mire which befits it

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