Sentence examples for has been burrowing from inspiring English sources

The press has been burrowing into how often Mr Lay and other Enron bosses called administration officials to beg fruitlessly for help.

For the past several years the 40-year-old has been burrowing away at some engineering problems whose solution would make life more livable in the Third World.

Already, some insurers have been burrowing into their wartime archives.

For weeks now, the immediate ground-level symptoms of longwall mining -- housing cracks and water supply losses -- have been the talk of Laurel Run hollow in Waynesburg, 10 miles to the east where the extractors have been burrowing round the clock beneath a pastoral setting.

The Post Office, a sacred cow which even Mrs Thatcher feared to tackle, is a test of New Labour's claim to have found a third way between privatisation and public control.For the past six months, four working groups from the Department of Trade and Industry have been burrowing away seeking a solution.

In the street, the first thing he saw was a squad of soldiers who had been burrowing into the hillside opposite, making one of the thousands of dugouts in which the Japanese apparently intended to resist invasion, hill by hill, life for life; the soldiers were coming out of the hole, where they should have been safe, and blood was running from their heads, chests, and backs.

There are no holes that have been burrowed by insects".

Mr. Sanders, the tenor saxophonist, once the sultan of squawk, the original post-Coltrane noise bringer in the service of love, has really been burrowing into himself.

Aim high over the Hai Van Pass, ignoring the tedious tunnel that has been conveniently burrowed through the mountain.

The incident happened Thursday night in Louisville, Ky., when a man was shooting rabbits from his porch with an air gun -- rabbits that had allegedly been burrowing in his garden.

Indeed, roots on established stands have been found burrowing as deep as 12 feet.