Sentence examples for drift cover from inspiring English sources

The thick drift cover zone, once established, appears to have been surprisingly robust to erosion by subsequent glacial events.

The bare limestone regions remaining in western areas show how much glacial drift cover has meant to the Irish agricultural economy.

Differences in stream water chemistry are likely to arise from the interrelationship between lithology, Drift cover, landscape, land-use and climate-related factors (different evaporation rates).

He plans to pull the covers over his head and happily drift back off to sleep.

But by 2008, I had to concede that the term "OA" had drifted to cover both gratis and libre access.

Table 3 Courses in the module treatment Institution, region N Division (Course) Ferrets module (with GeDI embedded assigned) as… Credit for GeDI # days genetic drift was covered Additional instruction between pre/post?

O'Bannon has the play covered and Lewullis drifts back to his starting spot.

"You'll see them in a big storm, drifted over, covered with snow," said Dr. Lawler.

The mats of drifting sargassum covered with berry-like sacs have become so numerous in the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean they are even drifting as far away as Sierre Leone and Ghana.

One of the sharpest, finest songs on Costello's début album, "My Aim Is True," is performed here in Poland, in 2008, where it drifts into a cover of Van Morrison's "Gloria".

The "early fragments" of her life drift "from sight, covered over by the daily business of living, an ever more substantial accretion which made, over time, its own past, a Canadian one, in English".