Sentence examples for dig soil from inspiring English sources

Mole rat (Scaptochirus moschatus), a soil-burrowing mammal, can efficiently dig soil using its fore claws.

The fore claws of the nymph of Cryptotympana atrata have excellent ability to cut and dig soil.

A final caution: Never dig soil from the garden for use as potting soil; it only invites soil creatures indoors.

For example, tools such as axes, shovels, or pickaxes, can be used to chop down trees, dig soil, and mine ores, respectively; tools made of iron perform their tasks more quickly than tools made of stone or wood and can be used more heavily before they break.

On this excursion, you will take an early morning drive, cross streams, dig soil pits, admire beautiful soils, and even learn about how fire impacts soil from the perspective of a firefighter!

If you dig soil from your yard or land there will likely be more weed seeds, but the price will be right.

The body was discovered at 1866 Putnam Avenue in the Ridgewood neighborhood after investigators noticed freshly dug soil in the yard, the police said.

Its robotic arm for digging soil and drilling rock is seven feet long, almost three times longer than previous rover arms.

Just hours earlier he'd seen that the ground was undisturbed, yet he had gone to sleep and smelled the newly dug soil, felt its graininess beneath his fingernails, stared wide-eyed at the fallen gravestones.

We dug soil pits under three dominant vegetation communities on a gravel-bedded floodplain in northwest Montana to the depth of the permanent water table (1-3 m).

When authorities went to the location, they found a discarded leopard-print suitcase and a child's shoe sticking out of freshly dug soil.