Sentence examples for sacks of soil from inspiring English sources

The most expensive model, at $800,000, includes sacks of soil for growing vegetables.

Julian Bowsher, one of the original archaeologists, has been poring over the sacks of soil taken from the site in microscopic detail.

After removing the blue and white Star of David, they set to work tipping sacks of soil into the grave until the coffin of one of the most distinctive and divisive figures in Israel's history disappeared from view.

A permanent sculpture by him entitled Der Bevölkerung (The Population) is installed in the Reichstag building: to create it, German MPs were each invited to bring back two sacks of soil from their constituencies, from which vegetation was allowed spontaneously to grow.

For an urban gardener, it's difficult to feel at one with nature when you're dependent on tiny sacks of commercial soil: expensive, impractical, and bearing the faintest whiff of Marie Antoinette bogusness — the appalling suspicion that one is merely playing at the Good Life.

What you need is a vehicle that can hold sacks of potting soil and groceries, piles of your kids' toys, the occasional tag-sale bookcase and you and your family.

Disappointed, I figured the seeds were duds and tossed the rich dark clods back into the sack of potting soil.

When next we see Gerda, she is shouldering a sack of potting soil in the flower business she has sold her jewels to create.

You fortified the dirt with huge sacks of very expensive loamy soil from Maine, so heavy that you pulled a muscle lugging them from your car.

By then, plants, soil and sacks of manure cover the sidewalks in front of hardware stores and bodegas all over town.

(Besides price information, the stations offer advice on vaccinating cows and storing cereals. Sometimes they scold farmers who tip the scales by adding soil to sacks of onions or rice).