Sentence examples for burrow deep in from inspiring English sources

New Delhi's air quality has been noticeably poor all week, and the Air Quality Index levels of so-called PM2.5, tiny floating pollutants that burrow deep in lungs, was well-above Beijing levels earlier this week.

"I made the mistake for years of thinking it had no effect on me, that I left it at work, but when I was married my ex-husband said: 'No, you really change.'" Characters steeped in conflict burrow deep in her body.

Sophie's saccharine 8-bit melodies will burrow deep in your brain and leave you humming like an idiot, whether you're in on the joke or not.

After rainy spells Cyclorana burrows deep in the soil, forming a chamber in which it lies in a cocoonlike sac filled with water formed from a special outer layer of its skin.

Pippo Delbono, an actor and playwright whose drama about the ThyssenKrupp tragedy, "La Menzogna" — The Lie — played to Rome audiences this year, called workplace deaths a "national herpes, an illness that burrows deep in society".

He may be burrowed deep in the substrate to cool off or just to take a nap.

The age-sapping power of India's foul air made headlines when a study by researchers at the University of Chicago, Yale, and Harvard found that over half the country's inhabitants breathed air clogged with PM10 pollutants —particles less than 10 microns in diameter that burrow deep into respiratory tracts — which shortened their lives by 3.2 years.

During the winter, they burrow deep into soil and re-emerge in the spring to feed on dead tree material and mate.

These are lines that lodge in the ear and burrow deep into the heart.

In normal pregnancies, trophoblasts burrow deep into the uterus, and, through a process that is not well understood, remodel the mother's arteries.

On June 7th BBC Radio 4 is aiming to burrow deep into the rabbity phenomenon with a programme entitled "The Bunnykins Business".Miss Bailey returned to painting later in life.