Sentence examples for do not burrow from inspiring English sources

Other bivalves e.g., Mya (family Myidae)—live at great depths but do not burrow rapidly.

While they do not burrow or build nests, they frequently seek shelter in the burrows of other animals, as well as in crevices and tunnels formed by vegetation.

Contrary to popular belief, chiggers do not burrow under the skin, and can be easily brushed or washed off the body.

This was entirely in keeping with the tourists' declared intention to bother only about themselves, though they would be wise to have contingency plans in place to ensure that De Villiers' team does not burrow under the skin.

It is mainly carnivorous with a maximum length of about 1.5 m, and, unlike other lungfishes, it does not burrow or aestivate.

The bioturbating bivalve Abra alba was sampled at day -3 with a Van Veen grab from the RV Zeeleeuw and introduced into the microcosms at a density of 1273 ind.m−2 (21 ind. microcosm−1), which is within the ranges of its natural density [48]. A. alba specimens that did not burrow within 30 min. were replaced by fitter individuals.

"We've been able to retain the elements of our care package that work for us and find new ways to replace the services that did not," Burrows says.

However, unlike Craig Zobel's assured three-hander, Patricia Rozema's drama doesn't burrow deep into its end of world scenario.

"But there isn't a Turner that doesn't somehow fly and there isn't a Constable that doesn't burrow".

Eastwood doesn't burrow too deeply into his protagonist's psyche, other than to visibly demonstrate that he's haunted by the landing.

I won't be a slave!" message doesn't burrow straight into the gut of women of colour who have suffered erasure from this feminist history and conversation since, well, the 1900s?