Sentence examples for its burrowing from inspiring English sources

The beauty of "Maineland" is in its depiction of the predictable arc of the foreign student's experience the way Stella anxiously monitors her grades, and how other kids ask the embarrassed Harry to say random things in Chinese and in its burrowing underneath it.

It is generally less common in areas where the dingo is more prevalent, however it has, primarily through its burrowing behaviour, achieved niche differentiation with both the feral dog and the feral cat.

You can watch his demonstration, too, and hear the laughter and applause when the machine figures out its burrowing strategy.

Through its burrowing camerwork, its split screens, its edits, its sound design and soundtrack, its colours and synaesthetic effects and, of course, through its admirable central performance, the film uses all the tricks of modern cinema to stick us right in Ralston's head and body.

Now, plateau pika is regarded as a pest because its competition with livestock for herbage and its burrowing activity which leads to soil erosion and vegetation disturbances [1 4].

In some European countries, such as Belgium and the Netherlands, the muskrat is considered a pest, as its burrowing damages the dikes and levees on which these low-lying countries depend for protection from flooding.

Before you can even understand its complexity, it burrows a hole inside you and hides out.

If a Beldings squirrel notices a coyote skulking around outside its burrow, it sometimes sounds the alarm to alert its neighbors.

Just under St. Francis's right hand, a rabbit peeks out of its burrow: it is alert, but wall-eyed, and its stare doesn't reveal what it sees.

When a bird arrived at its burrow it was allowed to feed its chick, was then removed manually, weighed and, if of suitable mass (>560 g), fitted with a GPS logging device, and returned to the burrow entrance.

The trackball is recessed a tad more than the Curve 8900, but its not burrowing into the device, so that's a plus.