Sentence examples for soil lay from inspiring English sources
About 1.2 metres of soil lay between Johnson's feet and the remaining bones.
An open bag of potting soil lay at the base of each, out of which sprouted tomatoes, beans and nasturtiums, climbing the fencing.
Use stone, boards, bricks, logs to retain the new soil, lay landscape fabric over the whole area to hold back eager tree roots for a while, and fill with new soil.
defer.add img); If trying to make a gravel garden atop regular soil, lay out the shape of the garden with a garden hose and then clear the area of weeds.
Because beneath the rich soil lies a substance even more valuable: coal.
As soon as its soil lies bare, the Mothokari sun being burns all its watercourses.
Beneath the soil lie huge mineral deposits that are raw material for China's double-digit growth.
THROUGH an odd twist of geological fate, some of North America's most fertile soil lies an hour's drive from Manhattan pavement, in the 22 square miles of Orange County, N.Y., known as the "Black Dirt" region.
Therefore, it can be said that the basin soil lies inside group A from the hydrologic properties point of view.
Designed expressly to look for signs of water, both craft have found such signs in the rocks and soil lying in their paths.
Endangered stag beetles creep in its undergrowth, pipistrelle bats flit among its ancient trees; beneath its soil lies a Roman temple and Anglo Saxon graves.
