Sentence examples for soil stone from inspiring English sources
The dream of poetic abiogenesis dies hard -- the wish that the fundamentals of earthly existence (sun, water, soil, stone) might serve not solely as one's subject matter but as one's progenitors.
Patterned ground, a conspicuous feature of most tundras, results from the differential movement of soil, stone, and rock on slopes and level land, plus the downward creep (solifluction) of the overlying active layer of soil.
Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. Patterned ground, a conspicuous feature of most tundras, results from the differential movement of soil, stone, and rock on slopes and level land, plus the downward creep (solifluction) of the overlying active layer of soil.
Federal Plant Pest Regulations; General; Plant Pests; Soil, Stone, and Quarry Products; Garbage (7 CFR 330.100-330.403).
The first one is intended for separating green plants (crops and weeds) from the rest (soil, stones and others).
Down the road in Antibes, Hans Hartung splattered his canvases with spray guns and painted with olive branches; in the hills of Vence, Jean Dubuffet turned soil, stones and butterfly wings into paintings.
We differentiated between BSCs light and BSCs dark, the latter represent successional development of BSC from a species-poor, light-coloured cyanobacterial BSC to a species-rich BSC community dominated by dark cyanobacteria (Belnap and Eldridge 2003), cyanolichen-dominated, chlorolichen-dominated, bryophyte-dominated, vascular plants, litter, open soil, stones and gravel.
After we reached our seaside hotel, we went for a walk along the top of the cliffs, more soil than stone, to see the stone that marked the philosopher Søren Kierkegaard's favourite view – across the Skagerrak to Sweden.
This week, the mounds of soil and stone will be refilled, the blue plastic fencing will come down, and the cars will return.
Excavators claw at the soil and stone in the exposed riverbed beyond, where a giant concrete wall will soon appear in the ravine.
The undulating terrain defies their ploughs, frost turns the soil to stone for half the year and water runs short during the other half.
