Sentence examples for slightly packed from inspiring English sources

Usually though they are not between the ground and the leaves, you want to look for the leaves that have been pressed into a layer and slightly packed into the ground and are starting to decay.

Smooth and slightly pack the soil, adding more soil as needed.

Use any snow that even slightly packs together.

And the floors are raised slightly and packed underneath with flexible pads and insulation to minimize even small amounts of noise or vibration.

Fresh yeast refers to yeast stored in a slightly moist, packed together form, which keeps it active but cannot preserve it for nearly as long as modern dry yeast packing methods.

Secondly, Trp117 and Trp220 each rotate slightly to pack onto the hydantoin and hydrophobic moieties of the ligand, respectively (Fig 6).

I like that it's slightly ambiguous, but packed full of information.

We enjoyed a creamy New England clam chowder, which, while slightly oversalted, was packed with clams and potatoes.

The cluster's outer layer consists of tightly packed, slightly cooler workers that insulate the core as effectively as bird feathers or mammalian fur--don't worry, everyone gets to rotate.

Somewhere between a Rineke Dijkstra photograph and a throwback dance recital portrait (sparkly leotard included), they render warm, sugary and slightly surreal images packed with fuzzy feelings related to intimacy and friendship. .

The suspension was slightly mixed and packed at 4°C for no more than 24 h.