Sentence examples for foraging a from inspiring English sources

While foraging, a forager may itself become prey to another forager and it is pivotal to reduce the risk of being killed or seriously injured by predation to increase the forager's fitness.

In a state of arrested adolescence, they drift around the city in packs foraging a living from petty crime and desperate deal making.

I remember stealing sour grass, wild fennel, and sweet lemons during my childhood "foraging" — a great euphemism for "Sorry, neighbors, I ate all your strawberries".

In the morning, foraging a few hundred yards from the river, we found a patch of ground that a farmer's plow could not reach because of a bend in a very small stream.

Sporadic incidents occur between species when one or both are foraging; a kingfisher may pilfer a food item from a dipper (Cinclus), and a savanna kingfisher will occasionally fly down to seize a grasshopper flushed by a human.

A quotation from the Danspace Web site (presumably written by Ms. Garfield) gives an idea of the poetic, surreal mood of this choreographer's work: "The inhabitants of 'Twin Pines' wrangle through twisted branches of human ecology, foraging a middle path around the root causes of desire and dread.

21.01 I have foraged a Ginsters from a nearby BP.

The word "tramp" originally described a military foraging expedition; a "bum" was a soldier who foraged a little too enthusiastically.

We foraged a few wild cranberries and spent a further hour collecting acorns in our bandanas.

She darted among the racks, foraged a moment, then emerged, exultant, with a camouflage field jacket in Palm Springs tints of pink and cactus green.

Minors foraged a lot more than majors and were fast at the job, particularly when they were young, Simola found.