Or is this actually a swampier, murkier version of "senior"?
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It's Washington that's that swamp and it's only getting swampier.
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I attempt to bypass the swampier parts of the area.
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He is lost somewhere in Florida; the swampier the setting, the better.
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Uncertainty also makes it likely that the swamp will get even swampier.
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He pledged to clean up the D.C. swamp, but he made it swampier.
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Indeed, by early accounts, Washington is poised to become even swampier under the new regime.
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"Just when you thought Congress couldn't get any swampier, we continue to exceed expectations," Republican Rep.
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CHALIAN: This guy proved to be the swampier than anybody we have seen in Washington in quite some time.
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Few people are swampier than billionaire casino mogul Sheldon Adelson, one of the first people Trump thanked for making this deal happen.
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The first: At least two of President Trump's closest allies have made use of a new way of influence peddling that's arguably swampier than lobbying.
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But the opposite is true, so he depends on a foil who flatters him, a fork in the road that he can portray as rockier and swampier.
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Lynn's soulful vocals and bluesy guitar licks had a swampier feel than most R&B at the time, and the backing band The Vikings included New Orleans piano legend Dr. John.
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The use of "swamp" as a pejorative ignores all of this, while reflecting an ecological ignorance and a general disparagement of the swampier regions of the country, particularly in the South.
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In some ways, concedes Anthony Scaramucci, a Trump loyalist who briefly served in his White House, it "has gotten extra swampier"—a state of affairs he blames on both Democrats and Republicans.
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Mess up taking on the President, mire the country in an even swampier DC political logjam where more muck sticks to Democrats than Republicans, and Trump's enemies could look forward to six years of making hay.
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Of course, Trump and Republicans in Congress have done anything but drain the swamp -- instead, they've seemingly done everything they can to put corporate and wealthy interests first, and thanks to them, Washington is swampier than ever.
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At least two of President Donald Trump's close allies made use of a relatively new way of influence peddling that's arguably swampier than traditional lobbying, with little to no disclosures and regulations — and watchdog groups believe others in his orbit could be operating under the radar using similar tactics.
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By placing another Burisma pawn in play — albeit in the form of a septuagenarian civil servant unrelated to Romney — the Biden attack line remains on life support, but now has the imprimatur of a broader, swampier conspiracy that could hypothetically taint Romney, who currently faces little actual backlash for his vote.
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" Tarini Parti, BuzzFeed: "At least two of President Donald Trump's close allies made use of a relatively new way of influence peddling that's arguably swampier than traditional lobbying, with little to no disclosures and regulations — and watchdog groups believe others in his orbit could be operating under the radar using similar tactics.
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There are tilled fields along the road and meadows behind them. The southern part of the settlement is swampier and is affected by annual flooding. The uncut Šotnik peat bog lies next to Farjevec Creek.Savnik, Roman, ed. 1971.
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Old shipbuilders' factories line the northern bank, and one of them has been converted into the Hudson River Maritime Museum. After a slight curve through swampier, less developed lowlands in the Kingston Point neighborhood, the Rondout empties into the Hudson at Rondout Lighthouse, just opposite Rhinecliff.
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In 1816, City Architect Carl Christopher Gjörwell was commissioned to redesign the quays of the bay, plans however only partly completed. Packartorgsviken became gradually smaller and swampier, and was colloquially called Katthavet ("The Cat Sea"), with Katt alluding to something small and false (i.e. a water body of insignificant size).Järbe, pp 23-38.
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The remaining woodlands are a mixture of oak, hickory and pine along with a rich mixture of other trees including bald cypress (Taxodium distichum), water tupelo (Nyssa aquatica), black willow (Salix nigra), water hickory (Carya aquatica) in the swampier areas. The Mississippi River is an important pathway and many of these species would have been carried and dispersed by the river system.
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Lake Isom has suffered from considerable siltation in the past, making it even shallower and swampier than it already was. Improved agricultural practices in the area are slowing this development, however. Due to the long-term federal ownership and its smaller size, Lake Isom is almost entirely undeveloped and is not surrounded with parks, restaurants, and hunting and fishing camps as is Reelfoot. Motors on boats on the lake are also limited to 10 horsepower.
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According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Wayne County has a total area of , of which is land and (3.3%) is water. The terrain of the county is varied. In the wider northern half, the land is rugged along its border with New York State, while the southern portion tends to be swampier. Higher hills and mountains are predominantly found along the county's western edge, while lower ones are more common in the east, near the Delaware River.
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Lake Kaniere Scenic Reserve is largely composed of mature rimu, and is considered one of the most ecologically-significant areas of lowland forest in the central West Coast. The rimu forest composition varies: on the flat outwash terraces, it contains rātā (Metrosideros) and kaikawaka (Libocedrus bidwillii), while on the slopes there is more supplejack (Ripogonum scandens), kiekie (Freycinetia banksii), and miro (Prumnopitys ferruginea). In the swampier areas there are other tree species including manoao (Manoao colensoi), kaikawaka, and kahikatea (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides).
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The thematic core of the feeling of the record rests in the idea of the polarity of life. This idea is rooted in the entire album, from the artwork to the lyrics, including the lyric "every blessing comes with a set of curses," found on the title track. The band says that this record is different from their previous records in that it is driven more by the drums and bass, whereas their previous records were driven more by guitar. The music is rooted heavily in the rhythm section, consisting of Chad Butler's drum work and Tim Foreman's bass work, which the editor heard was a more "swampier" heavy metal sound.
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