If the soil is very cold or very hot, they will burrow down to get to safer locations.
You would have to burrow down to some substrata of my material existence to find the answer to that one.
There was no way to feel that one was making a breakthrough, burrowing down to the real truth of the past.
Wolves, cave-ins, famine, cabin-fever, flooding, burrowing down to a demon god … Failure is inevitable, and not only do your dwarves go mad in adversity – they often create works of art to reflect what's happened.
The voles had to eat rabbitbrush, and they burrowed down to gnaw at the roots.
The research, in the International Journal of Epidemiology, is thought to be the first to burrow down to look at individual electoral wards.
Beyond testing for the acoustic qualities of the speaker, these chambers allowed Apple to burrow down to account for and mitigate the issues that typically arise from having a high excursion subwoofer in such a small cabinet.
It was the ultimate event: the stage set by gleeful press rubber-necking amid accusations of hubris; the cloud of schadenfreude clearing up to reveal the blazing hype that let Titanic go, in Shone's words, "demographic-diving... Down through the teenage boys, down into the substratum of teenage girls, and from there, it burrowed further down to their mothers".
Director Leigh Silverman never burrows down into what might have been a more tense, dramatic show, content to stay on the surface of Hwang's play and harvest what little humor he could.
It is not a linear trilogy, but a vertical one, a movie that burrows down and spreads out.
