(1) I looked down to see that I was standing in a puddle of liquid that had not been there a minute before.
(2) At one point, he almost slipped in a greasy puddle of liquid.
(3) A place still firmly rooted in old-time Americana, where kids puddle around in the shallows and dogs lap up fallen ice cream cones.
(4) Can your controller and receiver survive being dunked in a typical construction-site puddle ?
(5) A little puddle of light
(6) Suddenly, a puddle of water pooled on the snowy ground, before Haywood's feet.
(7) From a deep gash in her forehead, blood trickled down the side of her face and along her neck, spilling to the ground to form a small puddle of the red liquid.
(8) We can teach them that a puddle of fresh rainwater is unpleasantly wet and cold or that playing in it can be fun.
(9) Lacy was left lying on the ground, in a puddle of mud, naturally.
(10) This puddle or engineering clay is used extensively for the construction of lakes and ponds and is of excellent quality.
(11) It lay in a puddle of rainwater on the asphalt ground.
(12) He was dripping water onto the ground, and there was a puddle of rain water forming around his feet.
(13) Anyway, my last week of surfing was punctuated by fun puddling about in the small waters of Kuta Beach.
(14) If this land is agreed to be a very important site and should change into an exciting public place, contributing to the listed buildings and the vibrancy of that area, it can't continue as an uneven, puddled car park.
(15) Amazingly I managed to avoid stepping in any really deep puddles and drowning.
(16) Applying more than 0.2 inch may result in water puddling or running off the site rather than just wetting the plants and infiltrating into the soil.
(17) Some hillsides may have been u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510surfacedu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb. That is, all the gold bearing gravel and dirt lifted and carried away to be puddled for its gold content.
(18) Rafe dipped his finger into the blood that had puddled on the floor.
(19) Yellowish wine puddles on the table and drops onto his skirt.
(20) Sykes, a father-of-four, had been laid off from his job as a puddler at a Rotherham iron works in 1865, forcing him to turn to poaching to stave off destitution.
