Sentence examples for a soil of from inspiring English sources

The leeks came with a bed – or perhaps a "soil" – of black sesame, with anchovy tempura: it was like a delicious, edible version of ash.

And this is in part because most of the New Yorkers on display here are confections, hothouse flowers planted in a soil of arch dialogue and watered with studied sprinklings of surprise.

It is still firmly rooted in a soil of economic decline and environmental alienation ("As long as you were in the desert, you were lost")., but as its title implies, it also has more celestial aims.

In the discussion of the physicochemical aspects of cohesive soils, it becomes apparent that several factors may drastically affect the erosive resistance of a soil of a particular consistency.

At times, plates are more beautiful than flavorful, as with a throng of beets and radishes, tufts still on or root tips crooking up, atop a red swath of pickled beet purée and a "soil" of hazelnut flour and dehydrated rye bread.

Forster's father, though, who was also on board, saw potential:"If the common furze [a gorse], which thrives so well on St Helena, were planted on this island...grass and other plants would no doubt immediately after grow between them... and gradually form a soil of Mould capable of bearing more and more plants.

What is moral turpitude, an ethical lapse, but a soiling of one's character?

Respectively, 1.67 g of dry matter sludge could be introduced into the soil, under the assumption of a soil depth of 20 cm and soil density of 1.5 g/m3.

Blueberries need a soil pH of 5.5 or lower to thrive.

The pots had a soil volume of approximately 6.7 L.

Sorrel needs a soil pH of 5.5 to 6.8.