God help those who wander into the great mire now, for even the firm uplands are
becoming a morass.
Its purpose being to lead water from the
great morass
to the ponds, it should be nearly level with a slight fall northwards.
Could you spell out what you mean, however, in your reference to an "
immigration morass
" ?
Morass of mud
and pig dung.
There is a route out of the
current morass.
Morass of confusion, which arises from brave choices we didn't make earlier.
Both the athenaeum and the working men's college were in decline and mander's art school continued to struggle in a
financial morass.
Morass of over-complicated regulation.
Dianna agreed that focusing on the
regulatory morass
and public acceptability was appropriate.
Morass of contradictions
and alterations in several accounts that do not agree.
Road to nirvana, a bizarre indictment of the
moral morass
of hollywood, is an absolute riot.
Morass of bureaucracy
and red tape.
Any nation that continues to plow money into this
black morass
is very badly letting down the taxpayers who must foot the bill.
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