mudbank

I was just trying to get us off this mudbank.

The one that was stuck on a mudbank or something.

But the current worked, forced the bow on over the mudbank.

They would come off a mudbank with a gentle push.

He nearly falls into the water when the mudbank slips!

Consider every molecule of air to be a mudbank in itself.

He got to his feet and eyed the now-slippery mudbank.

"You've always been able to see as far into a mudbank as the next fellow."

It moved over the water and finally hung directly over the mudbank.

Some days later, the ship drifted on to a mudbank off the coast of Sumatra.

Two other ships were squatting on the mudbank, enormous and silent.

But no, you had to come steaming up this creek wham into a mudbank and all because of what?

"Mudbank," Kurt said softly, hoping the bow would find nothing more solid.

Dan falls from the boat during the chase but scrambles up a mudbank.

The mudbank that dominates the harbour is the result of heavy silting.

He engaged her twin propellers, and the ship slid off the mudbank.

Going back on the mudbank, he shoved the plank back into the stream.

He dreamed that he was amongst dark waters, on a mudbank just above the surface.

She settled steaming and contracting on a mudbank.

He dropped onto the mudbank and instantly sharp teeth sank deep into his buttocks.

At the mudbank the pursuing Walloos ceased from their efforts.

The retriever is made to pick up a ball without driving it deeper into a crevice or mudbank.

For Oz the tide floated the magazine off the mudbank of media obsessions and into new directions.

There was something horribly intractable about the mudbank on which the cabin cruiser had grounded.

At low water every mudbank swarms with them."