Sentence examples for has been hibernating from inspiring English sources

Though it takes longer to wake a machine that has been hibernating rather than simply on standby, it is still much quicker than having to boot the machine from scratch.It is also a safety precaution.

This roll of film has been hibernating inside of my camera just like the lurkers on the streets did over that weird ass-winter we just had.

It stirred houseflies that had been hibernating in the walls of the homes.

SCARSDALE Wake Up, presentation with live animals that have been hibernating.

It's likely that bats have been hibernating there, generation after generation, since the end of the last ice age.

Once they turned up the heat, the bees that had been hibernating in the walls came swarming out, and they spent most of their first night trying to shoo them out the windows.

And even though I've studied dance much of my life, work out at a gym and do yoga regularly, figure skating called on a set of muscles that had been hibernating.

Still, the letter drew muffled growls from the ever-sickly head of state, who could have been hibernating for all the difference he has made to politics since the autumn.

NEVER mind that the sun is shining, neighbors who have been hibernating all winter start appearing in backyards and front lawns, and daylight savings time means that it's actually pleasant to run errands well past the dinner hour.

Among the most charming, and vulnerable, rites of spring is the annual migration of amphibians from their winter residences — the snug burrows where they have been hibernating beneath the leaf litter of autumn — to the shallow pools where they breed.

If the sun appeared on 2 February, and the hedgehog was able to see its shadow, the animal would return to its nest where it had been hibernating and the participants would judge that another six weeks of winter were to come.