Sentence examples for easily plant from inspiring English sources

When the stones were in the mood to cooperate, Mr. McBeth said, he could easily plant two or three in a day.

Though restrained by the straps, the boy could easily plant his feet on the ground and push the stroller in circles while the woman struggled to hold on.

PR companies can easily plant articles on these, and use them as citations to give articles a superficial plausibility that only unravels if people bother to click through and examine the link.

If you use a cordless drill with an auger bit, you can easily plant 100 bulbs in less than a half hour.

If you don't see a suitable place in your yard, you can easily plant herbs in pots instead of in the ground.

Once you come up with half a dozen or so words you can easily plant, you can impress anyone at a moment's notice.

By confining an easily spread plant in a container, you can still have the appearance of growing the plant in the garden but it's under your control in a container.

But the size of the camp depends on the season: in times of easily gathered plant food, large groups may come together for ceremonies such as puberty rites.

On May 11 , 1853 for example, Thoreau noted the blooming of the highbush blueberry (Vaccinium corymbosum), now the most widely grown blueberry for commercial use in North America and, with its distinctive white, dangling, bell-shaped blossoms, an easily identifiable plant.

The higher amount of 18 3 in the first extraction may reflect the higher proportion of linolenic acid in the more easily extracted plant fractions.

The hypothesis that smaller nanoparticles can penetrate easily in plant cells and interact with biomolecules may not hold as the mobility of the particle may be the key factor.