Sentence examples for graze into from inspiring English sources

It's ideal when roots in rock graze into cool spaces.

"Tickle tickle on the knee / If you laugh / You don't love me!" Hitting the word "me" at the end would turn that nonchalant knee graze into a two-hand assault that would all but have me pissing my pants.

Pollen records show how human activity has changed on the moor over time, with a peak of settlement during the Bronze Age, and expansion of grazing into the Iron Age.

Maintaining or enhancing habitat diversity, by cutting or burning small sectors and by reintroducing extensive sheep grazing into abandoned grassland, are suggested as complementary strategies to mitigate further decline of orthopteran diversity in the remnant patches.

This was possibly associated to land encroachment for agriculture and land restoration which was not suitable for grazing into shrubs.

They're infringing on bovine territory, and hence, grazing into the profits of Alberta's powerful livestock lobby.

The MMNR (latitudes 1° 00′ to 2° 00′ S and longitudes 34° 45′ to 36° 00′ E) has the highest density of wildlife in Kenya, many of which spill out into and graze in neighbouring conservancies and group ranch lands during the wet season (Ogutu et al. 2011).

"If this is picked up by dogs it can then be excreted to cows grazing or into the feedstock, back into the silage and then be potentially eaten by cows and produce another abortion again". The issue of dogs left off leads and livestock worrying has also been raised with Mendip District Council.

I only hope my own stumpy legs charm our new overlords into letting me graze in peace too.

The light of Rome fades into gloom, sheep graze in the Forum; then the humanists rebel against the orthodoxies of the church, bring about a great recovery of classical texts and generate a new intellectual dawn.

To answer the "why question" the herders classified grazing resources into 39 landscape patches grouped into six landscape types and classified soil as 'warm', 'intermediate' or 'cold' for the purpose of land use.