Sentence examples for burrowing on from inspiring English sources

Therefore little is known about the indirect effects of burrowing on pollinators through its effects on the emergence of insect-pollinated plants.

Mr. Walker said some islands could even be precipitated by "a large alligator burrowing" on a lake bottom.

However, the effects of gopher and earthworm burrowing on water infiltration rates were unclear.

The effects of this burrowing on plants, however, are typically evaluated only by assessing changes in photosynthetic or production traits, not pollination traits.

Put your worms in one by one and let them burrow on their own.

You shouldn't have any more than five cause sometimes they will get down to low and they can't get back up cause it is too thick or another toad has burrowed on top of the one already burrowed.

The joy on students faces was evident as the First Lady and her guests dug deep, side by side, and burrowed on hands and knees to pluck the ready harvest from the ground.

It appears not to burrow on sandy cays, and was associated with leaf litter or fallen trees (e.g., Oeno Atoll and Mañagaha Islet, Saipan).

All treatment groups burrowed, on average, between 150 g and 170 g of pellets in baseline 2-hour sessions.

Red foxes prefer to dig their burrows on well drained soils.

Burrow – On-demand couches.