Sentence examples for becomes buried from inspiring English sources

Once you begin multitasking, a computer desktop very quickly becomes buried in detritus.

Once their work becomes buried beneath a screenful of interruptions, office workers appear to literally forget what task they were originally pursuing.

Congress had better act quickly to come up with an effective remedy before the trust of a generous public becomes buried in cynicism.

Along the way he digs a hole from his backyard to hers, fantasizes about an invisibility suit, gets lost in some woods, becomes buried in sand and, when he finally does find Judy, vomits on her.

Soil profile truncation occurs through loss of soil mass on convexities and in the upper areas of the cultivated hillslopes; while the opposite effect takes place in concavities and the lower areas of the field where the original soil profile becomes buried.

In an ocean without oxygen, like the one this shrimp died in, minerals like apatite can precipitate out and replace the soft tissue, but only if the creature becomes buried in a matter of days.

First, utility bills become buried under snowdrifts of paper, so people forget to pay them.

Over the years, though, they became buried under piles of detritus.

But it is a lesson that has become buried under our ideology and our circumstances.

If they become buried below hundreds of metres of ice, their concentrations decrease through radioactive decay.

And any hope that Lisa would return became buried in the backyard with each falling leaf.