Sentence examples for digging in the soil from inspiring English sources
And then there is the excitement and absorption of growing plants, digging in the soil, even hauling water to his thirsty lilies.
They found the females more often responded to the calls, by moving around or digging in the soil where their eggs were laid.
"We've had analysis of the soil in labs and we've had people digging in the soil but neither has solved the mystery so far," Getzin says.
In the eastern Himalayas in November, Alpine choughs occur mainly in juniper forests where they feed on juniper berries, differing ecologically from the red-billed choughs in the same region and at the same time of year, which feed by digging in the soil of terraced pastures of villages.
They also found black oily material oozing out of the ground either spontaneously or when digging in the soil around their property.
"What seems to do a good job of reducing exposure in areas where people aren't digging in the soil is just to keep turf on it, or keep it vegetated somehow," says Peryea.
Audiences are directed to a grave where they must dig in the soil to uncover a cushion containing an audio file and then lie with their head on the cushion to hear a story.
Scientists had looked underground for gas and dug in the soil for termites and microbes but Getzin wanted a bird's eye view of the challenge.
In that system the excavator's software decides where to dig in the soil, where to dump in the truck, and how to quickly move between these points while detecting and stopping for obstacles.
The lobsters often tried to grab and ingest the surrounding water the same reaction they showed to squid juice or would dig in the soil, as if looking for food, the researchers report today in Current Biology.
At the start of the season, a bag made of water permeable cloth (https://www.google.nl/search?q=worteldoek&client=firefox-a&hs=Rxg&rls=org.mozilla:nl:official&channel=sb&biw=1680&bih=913&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=XRFrVOaEKMy8PYDjgLAJ&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAQ; 20 × 20 × 50 cm) was dug in the soil into which the seeds were sown.
