Sentence examples for soil made of from inspiring English sources

The smokiness comes from the tradition of using peat — bog soil made of decomposed vegetable matter that was harvested to fuel kilns used for drying barley.

'Thinking soil' made of bacteria could keep buildings from collapsing.

But Mammoth soil, made of rather young granite, lacks the proper composition to neutralize acid.

It shows a modern soil made of sandy loess deposits 1 m thick, dated from the Sartan glacial stage, and underlined by a high viscosity paleosol layers which is up to 1 m thick developed during the Karginian Interstadial.

The grow-your-own kit comes with "soil" made of recycled coffee grounds (BTTR is on track to divert 1 million pounds of caffeinated refuse from landfills this year), and the packaging box doubles as the vase.

Use a soil made of clay and river sand, and transfer it to a container that is the same size as its original container, planting it at the same depth.

The formula was adapted to the results of laboratory strength tests of cement-treated soils made of six dredged marine clays with different levels of initial water content.

Fairly rich soils made of alluvium and tidal deposits are found along the Petitcodiac and Memramcook rivers, and have often been exploited for agricultural purposes.

3 Alfalfa, Asimov noted, could thrive in soil made up of 0.1% phosphorus, while the plant's structure consisted of 0.7% phosphorus.

"The combination of little-known grapes, high-elevation vineyards and dramatic volcanic soils made for some of the most distinctive and delicious wines I've ever had," he wrote by e-mail.

The extra-territorial facility, on what is technically Cuban soil, made a mockery of the US constitution, he declared.