Examples of using "Lama" in a sentence and their english translations:
We need mud. Come on.
Tom fell into the mud.
Don't step in the mud.
I stepped in the mud.
I'm stuck in the mud.
She pulled him out of the mud.
Tom got stuck in the mud.
Tom was covered with mud.
The boys were completely covered in mud.
we can get this mud off and keep moving.
We took a mud bath.
My car got stuck in the mud.
We like playing in the mud.
The car was stuck in the mud.
Be careful not to step in the mud.
Be careful not to step in the mud.
The dog is covered in mud.
Yeah, all of this mud is really nice and cool.
Tom pulled Mary out of the mud.
We like to play in the mud.
And this is going to keep it nice and cool in the shade, buried in the mud.
- Out of the frying pan and into the fire.
- Out of the frying pan, into the fire.
The Dalai Lama counsels the practice of compassion.
Don't play with the mud. You're getting dirty.
Tom's car got stuck in the mud.
Tom wants to meet the Dalai Lama before he dies.
So if I use the mud, that's gonna conceal my smell.
So what do you think? Mud or branches? You decide.
And I'm struggling even to get a few steps at a time in this deep mud.
Is that a llama?
Tom's dog left muddy paw prints all over his new carpet.
Roots growing over each other intertwined. Deep, clinging mud.
Ah, this mud is getting much deeper, as the tide's coming in.
I mean, filtered water through them, rung out wet mud to get fluids from,
I tried this and that, blending yellow with white powders and obtaining brown, mixing crystals with powders and getting dust, combining liquids with solids and making mud.