Sentence examples for ground burrowing from inspiring English sources

REGAN: I say there was a lot of snow and that his eyes bled rings into the ground, burrowing down.

GONERIL: O.K. REGAN: I say there was a lot of snow and that his eyes bled rings into the ground, burrowing down.

Under the ground burrows an extensive subway system.

Nesting sites vary widely, from ground burrows to tree holes; some make a ball nest in a bush.

Breeding pairs tend to nest in hidden areas that are relatively free of mammalian predators such as on cliff crevices, in ground burrows, in caves, or under vegetation.

Later they'll mate, the females will lay eggs and the tiny nymphs that hatch will fall to the ground, burrow into the soil and settle in for the long wait.

The Djungarian hamster digs tunnels one metre deep leading to ground burrows where they can sleep, raise their young and hide from predators.

Outside the mating season, the platypus lives in a simple ground burrow, the entrance of which is about 30 cm above the water level.

Ms. Hale said that in soil squeezed and pounded by cultivation, worms can indeed help aerate the ground by burrowing.

That is, when killer robots and ground-burrowing nasties aren't attempting to decapitate you.

Prairie dogs are burrowing ground squirrels native to North American grasslands.