Sentence examples for burrows a bit from inspiring English sources
We strike out briskly on the lightly snow-covered street that leads to Goßau; a white weasel shoots past, burrows a bit in the snow and peeks curiously up at us, ears perked.
Punxsutawney Phil emerged from his artificial burrow shortly after 7.20am and, it reportedly being a bit cloudy, was unable to see his shadow.
After the triple-starring show, Burrows was collared by a member of the production staff and told he'd been unofficially blacklisted from the show - apparently it was starting to look like a bit of a fix - and Burrows did not appear on TV for another four years despite singing on countless hits.
Burrows said that although the company has fewer than ten full-time employees, "we're a bit like the bridge on the Starship Enterprise — we're a small group but we manage an enormous ship".
A prairie dog in a burrow is one thing, but a prairie dog in the house makes Dr. Osterholm a bit edgy.
In order to browse, you must dig and rearrange, and on a recent visit, I felt a bit like a cinephile-archaeologist or a monomaniacal archivist as I burrowed past Ozu and Pasolini and displaced a row of Scorsese, making my determined way to Raoul Ruiz.
While smarter encoding schemes may reduce the size of these parts of the path encoded file [for example by performing a bit-level Burrows-Wheeler transformation (Burrows and Wheeler, 1994) of the bit vector], they do not represent a large fraction of the output and so improvements to them will likely have a small effect.
