Sentence examples for burrowing your from inspiring English sources

Unlike burrowing your head in a phone screen, voice is inherently a more interactive and social medium.

Downwell follows the tradition of games such as Mr. Driller in asking that you burrow your way into them.

You burrow your sweaty index finger deep into your sock, you thrust your hand down your pants, you make a ring of fifteen people turn their phone torches on in order to conduct a full aerial search of the surrounding area.

If you're digging a fort into a snowdrift, use a shovel or your hands and burrow your way into the pile.

Broken teeth, infected genitals, insects burrowing into your eyes and then back out through the side of your nose the good stuff.

Broken teeth, infected genitals, insects burrowing into your eyes and then back out through the side of your nose – the good stuff.

Two-three-four, join with me in the song that will be burrowing into your brain all day: "All the young dudes … Carry the neeewwwwws …".

Like a parasitic wasp burrowing into your frontal cortex and settling in – and, like South Park itself – he's here to stay.

This deceptively simple idea makes for a radically different user experience, bringing to streaming the forgotten pleasure of decontextualised viewing, perhaps the most potent mechanism horror cinema has ever had for burrowing into your subconscious.

And while it might seem like an unlikely move, the tune has staying power, burrowing into your ear like a particularly determined creature…a worm, or something.

Come on people, do you think insurance is going to help you when radioactive spiders are burrowing into your cerebrum?