Sentence examples for burrow this from inspiring English sources

Punxsutawney Phil, the celebrated groundhog, was taken out of his burrow this weekend to reveal that spring would come early this year.

The plot burrows this way and that, and the mole-work grows so frantic that the movie starts running out of lawn.

Some fossil burrows from the Ordovician have been claimed as myriapod burrows; this speculation is hard to test, but if it is correct, then myriapods might have been living on land as early as 400 million years ago.

This was confirmed experimentally by chasing the members of different social groups into their burrows: while rabbits at rural and suburban sites uniformly fled into their burrows, this was not the case in 93% of urban rabbit groups.

For highly reactive species, or small burrows, this effect may significantly affect bioirrigation coefficient profiles.

Groundhogs have been known to burrow through this levee, leaving fat round holes.

It was time to do one job at a time, she decided, and to burrow into this new life completely.

If the Anglo-American content works, the channel will further burrow into this country's collective basic cable package.

Kuhl and Chopra say it's a no brainer for Burrow at this point.

On the other hand, the model burrow of this study does not reach anoxia during the rest period because of the assumption that the burrow water is fully oxygenated during the ventilation period.

During mid-adolescence, females exhibit vaginal opening and irregular ovarian cycling, whilst testosterone levels continue to rise in males (Gabriel et al., 1992), and wild rats follow the mother on foraging trips away from the burrow at this age (Calhoun, 1963).