Sentence examples for burrows our from inspiring English sources

Given the tendency of burrowing crabs Chasmagnathus granulata to rapidly colonize disturbed plots and excavate new burrows, our a priori prediction was that local effects of clam harvesting would vary depending on the local density of burrowing crabs because it may determine contrasting levels of burrowing disturbance after clam harvesting.

We burrow our hands deeper into our pockets, pull down our caps and hurry along.

They seeped out of our clothes, burrowed into our skin, and woke us in the night to fits of scratching.

Our wombat soon realised he'd been spotted and was down his burrow before our cameras were half-raised.

When he was 3, he had figured out how to burrow under our backyard fence.

Bedrooms are never heated, so going to bed involves a shivery putting on of layers and even woolly hats before burrowing into our sleeping bags.

"But we didn't expect it would come at the cost of a new regulator who now has the power to burrow into our business forever".

The range of evolutionary just-so stories and speculations is itself proof of the way dogs have burrowed into our imaginations.

"What if everything is the opposite of what it seems?" He is especially suspicious of media-imposed narratives, because of how deeply they burrow into our craniums.

In Turned Out Nice Again (Profile, March), the world's greatest nature writer, Richard Mabey, will burrow into our obsession with the weather, from fog-mirages to moonbows, from storm migraines to SAD; and in Was She Pretty?

This was less upsetting than last year when the trash collector told me rats had burrowed into our wooden garbage bin and he showed me the gaping holes they had clawed through.