Sentence examples for soil baked from inspiring English sources

To either side of the road, the grasses were parched brittle and sere, the red soil baked hard beneath them.

The effect of surface modification of 316T stainless steel on removal of a model proteinaceous food soil (baked tomato paste) was studied using fluid dynamic gauging, where the deposit is immersed in liquid and removed by stresses imposed by a well-controlled fluid flow.

In Georgia, the red soil is baked hard as concrete.

The music he made there was dug from the soil and baked in the sun.

When the potato is baked, the soil is ready.

All four were quintessential Texans: wildcatters, or independent oil producers, who lived from hand to mouth while drumming up the cash to drill for the oil that only their instincts told them lurked beneath the baked Texas soil.Most wildcatters never found anything, or had just a lucky strike that gushed briefly before petering out.

The soil was depleted of nutrients, fires baked the ground hard, and jungles of blueberries, blackberries, and mountain laurel covered the clearcut land, which became known as the "Pennsylvania Desert".

Curiosity will have numerous ovens to bake soil and rocks up to 1,800 degrees and analyze what comes out; it will have a laser zapper to free up potentially important targets in rocks; it will have cameras with unprecedented capabilities, including one that will take video of the last several minutes of the high-drama landing, now dubbed "seven minutes of terror" by NASA.

After all, moist is now mostly used with positive connotations to describe baked goods and soil, but it still harbors its less than appealing root meanings.

A robot arm will pulverise pieces of stone while the rover's Sample Analysis of Mars (Sam) instrument has an oven in which soil and rock samples will be baked and tested for the presence of organic carbon.

The nutrient-poor soil is a nightmare to dig up, baked hard as concrete in the heat.