Wades

Journalism, at its best, kind of wades through the truth to get at the facts. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Associated Press A man wades through a flooded street with his tricycle in Lanxi in east China's Zhejiang province on Monday. ❋ Chuin-Wei Yap (2011)

The immorality of the Canaanites is illustrated throughout their religious literature, such as the pleasure with which the goddess Anath wades up to her knees in the blood and excrement of her defeated enemies and then washes her hands in it. ❋ Ben Hobrink (2011)

For Alex von Tunzelmann this is history, not current affairs, and as she wades energetically through the archives and the huge library of published works, she cannot help but be amazed by what she finds. ❋ Unknown (2011)

FU*K may be a cutting edge, courageous word to put into the mouth of a two-year-old on television but it's rarely as glamorous or humorous in real life, especially for the child, who wades into raw adult crudity. ❋ Ph.D. Dr. Gregory Jantz (2012)

Pawlenty wades into national issue, takes swipe at potential rival ❋ Unknown (2009)

Another teacher wades through the crowd to take hold of Jonathan. ❋ Kekla Magoon (2011)

As Bernanke often does when he wades into issues that are not his official responsibility, he walked a delicate line with the House committee, trying to use his credibility to steer policy without seeming overtly political. ❋ Neil Irwin (2011)

The report tackles the role of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the mortgage finance giants taken over by the government in the fall of 2008, and wades into the debate over whether they were the chief villains or simply co-conspirators. ❋ Zachary A. Goldfarb (2011)

It wades around in the shallow waters of ideology and second-hand social analysis, leaving serious readers of literature to swim for themselves. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Clyde Butcher wades waist-deep through the Everglades with his 8-by-10 or 11-by-14 view cameras to take exquisite black-and-white photos of the swamp. ❋ William Meyers (2011)

Sara wades the river upstream, as is proper for footing and reads the river and often stands in the river, alone. ❋ Sean Lovelace (2011)

The novel unfolds intriguingly nonetheless, as Horn's protagonist wades deeper and deeper into the murky waters where the conflicting obligations of country, family and self threaten to consume him. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I wonder if one can write about the woes of the IDP in Pakistan/Afghanistan as our area wades in blood/destruction launched by the neo-cons for the last 8 years. ❋ Unknown (2009)