One German officer, General D. Swaha, famously described it as "the muddy grave of the German field army."

Willow: "And up those stairs, I was sucked into a muddy grave."

The sight of the warriors arising from their muddy grave, some intact, others still submerged in the ground, is an extraordinary one.

Another, Captain von Hentig, described the Battle of the Somme as "the muddy grave of the German Field Army".

Lying on a muddy grave and weeping like a child would not bring Candy one step closer to vengeance.

One by one the cowboys mounted and went off to the herd, many of them taking a quick last look at the muddy grave under the tree.

He hoped it had--he had not been able to rid himself of the memory of the muddy grave they had put Sean in, back by the Nueces.

But remember this, on account of you, I shall never be buried in the muddy graves of the Monastery.

A muddy grave will be all your land.

Ensigns Liryn and Carmona kneeled beside the body and gently lifted it free of its muddy shallow grave.