Sentence examples for embedded in the earth from inspiring English sources

"He was a man without morals," he wrote on the cross embedded in the earth.

Scattered around the grounds, like giant boulders left behind by a retreating glacier, is PepsiCo's collection of monumental sculptures, such as Richard Erdman's "Passage," hewn from a four-hundred-and-fifty-ton block of travertine, and Claes Oldenburg's thirty-seven-foot-high steel trowel, which is embedded in the earth.

Zanzibar copal, the principal commercial copal, is the fossil yielded by Trachylobium verrucosum; it is found embedded in the earth over a wide belt of East Africa on the western coast of Zanzibar on tracts where not a tree is now visible.

Therefore, it is necessary to consider the various studies to determine the actual internal structure of earth and the various phases such as oil, gases and hydrocarbons embedded in the earth.

In front is a chevaux-de-frise, forerunner of the modern-day tank trap, a field of sharp, waist-high stones embedded in the earth, a labyrinth of razors to halt horseborne warriors and allow Dun Aengus's protectors to come in and gut them with axes and swords.

The long channel is encircled by a lozenge-shaped line of Cor-Ten steel, embedded in the earth and rusting to a velvety brown.

Types of earth structure include earth shelters, where a dwelling is wholly or partly embedded in the ground or encased in soil.

The memorial, with lettering in both Hebrew and German, was partially restored after large pieces were found two months ago embedded in the surrounding earth, said Majer Szanckower, the cemetery director.

"Tree-ring studies done on petrified wood from Utah reveal six-inch-long fossilized teeth of the Megalodon, the largest shark in the history of the earth, embedded in the trunks of ponderosa-pine trees more than three hundred thousand years old — trees that lived a thousand miles from the nearest ocean!

We were the world's dead people rotating and orbiting around and around, embedded in the planet's crust, while the earth rolled down".

And such ownership was a core principle of the "greatest country on earth," embedded in the economy, embraced by the Founding Fathers with no questions asked.