Sentence examples for sleeping soil from inspiring English sources
Seeing the area close-up I am astonished that anyone noticed them from the sleeping soil across the way, but I am told that in good weather the area teems with patrols, not least to prevent defectors from fleeing across to China.
There are stories of the paving and brickwork being stolen, with people sleeping on soil – it really was that bleak.
When he arrived in Baghdad, in May, 2009, he was housed in a shipping container behind the U.S. Embassy, in the Green Zone, where he slept on soiled mattresses with twenty-five other migrants from Nepal, India, and Bangladesh.
"By the Eternal," Jackson said, upon hearing of their landfall, "they shall not sleep on our soil!" The British prudently halted nine miles outside the city to await reinforcements.
A housekeeper who tidied Father Michael Wempe's room noticed that more than once, a 10-year-old boy had slept over and soiled the bed.
Goma Puri's three-year-old son, sleeping while his mother worked the thin soil of the steeply terraced wheat fields, was killed.
Recall that Count Dracula had to sleep with his native soil, so sprinkle a few cups of soil from your backyard on your bed.
Relatively high contamination on sleeping mats at school, compared to other school surfaces and soil, suggested transport from a nonschool source, possibly from home via children's clothing.
When archaeological sites in the foothills of Sleeping Ute Mountain were about to be destroyed by newly irrigated agricultural fields, the Utes called in Soil Systems Inc., an archaeological excavation company in Phoenix.
