Sentence examples for plant a bit from inspiring English sources

Online discussions hummed with theories on what this new object might be -- a rabbit, a plant, a bit of coral, a dirty sock.

"Can you cooperate?!" asked Plant, a bit exasperated.

Keep the plant a bit away from the window, so that it receives more ambient light.

Mild greens like lamb's quarters and nettles are good any time but best before the plant flowers, a process that takes a lot of energy and will therefore drain the plant a bit.

If you have to shine the (tops ONLY! of) leaves of a large plant, a bit of 2% milk on a soft cloth will leave a bit of shine without clogging up the leaves' pores, and it's a lot less expensive than a bottle of leaf shine.

But how about when he tries the opposite, planting a bit of reality in a realm of pure fantasy?

In time-lapse movies, scientists saw dodder sprouts moving in a circular fashion, in what they discovered was a sampling of the airborne chemicals released by nearby plants, a bit like a dog sniffing the air around a dinner buffet.

Occasionally it's very successful to do a Marcella Hazan and shop for plants a bit like Italian housewives working their way through the market, seeing what looks good on the day.

Looking back, we could have prepared the ground a lot better as some weeds did grow through between them and we could also have planted a bit more densely.

That's due to its heavier aft end that stays planted a bit more than the rear of the sedan.

The script plants a bit of sexual innuendo into Lou's relationship with Debbie, but in the end her character is the most cardboard of all.