Sentence examples for planted deep from inspiring English sources

Aracelis Girmay's "The Black Maria" has left images still planted deep within me.

Addie.' " She was blinded instantly, with glass shards planted deep in both eyes.

The image of the classical concert hall as a playground for the rich is planted deep in the cultural psyche.

The cuttings should be planted deep enough to cover at least one node, to encourage root growth.

They should also be planted deep - with at least 4in of soil over the top of them.

That means they must be planted deep, with the top buds two or three inches above the soil.

Greek, by contrast, planted deeper roots, surviving not only Rome's rise but also its fall, to serve as the lingua-franca of the eastern Mediterranean for over 1,000 years.What does all this, then, have to do with English?

After 9/11 and the imposition of tougher immigration and travel rules that impeded the flow of migrant laborers around the country and across borders, the Mexican population planted deeper roots in Port Richmond and grew quickly.

However, trees planted deeper had deeper roots measured 115 cm horizontally from trunk.

Trees planted deeper settled down below soil surface more than shallow planted trees.

Seeds planted deeper than 12.5 cm are not likely to germinate.