Sentence examples for liming from inspiring English sources
verb
Present participle of lime
8 p.m. 2. LIMING ON THE AVENUE "Liming" -- hanging out, usually with alcohol -- is a rigorous sport in Trinidad.
The Trini verb for hanging out is liming, and at Maracas Bay we lime with the burnished best of them.
According to Rodrigo Rodrigues of Agrifirma, a company that buys and farms virgin cerrado, preparing land for its first crop deep-tilling, root-picrop deep-tilling so on—means passing over it 15 times, which costs as much as the land itself.
Liming to reduce soil acidity is practiced extensively in humid areas where rainfall leaches calcium and magnesium from the soil, thus creating an acid condition.
Calcium sulfate (gypsum) and calcium chloride, however, are unsuitable for liming, for, although their calcium is readily soluble, they leave behind a residue that is harmful.
It is too acidic for them, so that ponds dug in former forest land have to be heavily (and expensively) limed to stop the crop from dying.
The former United quintet said when announcing the deal they had known Lim for 10 years – initially this was through his ownership of United's Red Cafe Asian franchise.
Jorge Mendes, the agent, transfer intermediary and adviser to third-party ownership (TPO) funds, is a close friend of Lim and has been significantly involved with the acquisitions of Rodrigo and Gomes, as well as other moves to Valencia.
In the summer, Benfica loaned the players, now owned by Lim, to Valencia, a club Lim will buy once he reaches agreement with their main creditor, the Spanish conglomerate Bankia.
The Singapore billionaire Peter Lim has said his investment in Salford City with the five "class of 92" former Manchester United stars has nothing to do with third-party ownership of players, in which Lim is involved at Valencia.
