Sentence examples for damp ground from inspiring English sources

But eventually the sun burned off most of the floodwater, exposing damp ground again.

"It's a little like camping, but without the hard work and damp ground," he said.

It decays in damp ground, if buried, and above ground suffers meticulous reuse until the last threads became paper.

It was discovered "fully intact and right side up, in damp ground on a slope," the investigation board said today.

I opted for the Big Sur, which had the most fragrant air ("scent notes: wild ginger, burnt honey, salt, damp ground").

We covered the opening with branches we'd cut from trees, and we climbed down there and sat on the cool, damp ground.

Quite a bit of the action in his most famous film, the clammy, ingenious 1955 thriller "Diabolique," takes place on the damp grounds of a school where the headmaster's wife and mistress plot, and later try to cover up, his murder.

"The damp grounds act as a binder on cool ashes to help contain the dust and particles," says Maker.

Depending on the season and weather, place your sleeping area facing south (for heat) or north (for shade), out of low areas where sudden water flows may collect, away from a road, on ground with soft leaf cover or overhanging branches for shade, against a rock face for cooler summers, out of snow-damp ground, away from a steep drop where winds may pick up.

At Chandalar Shelf in Alaska, a site about 200 kilometres (124 miles) north of the Arctic Circle, I kneeled on the damp, muddy ground, and plunged in a small serrated shovel.

The six burly men "carried Ruthie to her grave across the damp cemetery grounds in their bare feet," Dreher wrote.