Sentence examples for sand in which from inspiring English sources

That sand, in which few tourists leave their footprints, was Omar Bongo's.

Some species prefer hard bottoms (corals), while others prefer soft bottoms (mud or sand) in which to hunt their prey.

As they expand, the truffles can embrace the sand in which they grow, so the more gnarled they are, the more likely they are to contain grit.

Too often, when confronted or presented with a grain of sand in which to see the world, Baker just sets about describing it, molecule by molecule.

Elihu Vedder's "The Questioner of the Sphinx" (1863) shows a dark-skinned traveller crouched by the head of a sphinx that emerges from the sand in which it has been submerged for centuries.

The problem with piping plovers is that they put a lot of faith in camouflage, none in engineering: their nests are simply scrapes in the sand in which their eggs sit fully exposed.

In the desert outskirts of Swakopmund, Namibia, on the Atlantic, the adrenaline fiends in our group also indulge in sky diving, joy riding over sand dunes on four-wheel A.T.V.'s, and sand boarding (sand sledding in which participants travel up to 50 miles an hour down dunes).

And we've created one of those rare dividing lines in the historical sands in which there is a clearly delineated "before" and "after".

We could quite easily dismiss these thoughts as French bollocks, brush them aside and pen great tales of authenticity and individual affirmation, even as the sands in which we'd need to bury our heads in order to do so are being blown away.

This study focuses on point-count data of modern sands, in which compositional variability may be conveniently factorised into local and regional controls.

A considerable number of oil and gas reservoirs in the world are located in unconsolidated sands, in which casing failure and sand production are the major problems impacting oil production.