Sentence examples for some worm from inspiring English sources

Some worm species are known to surface after a downpour, but Dr. Catania found that the species he was studying was largely unaffected by rain.

Their little son, absorbed by some worm or rock on the ground, has already adjusted to the change of scene, as children do.

"I didn't feel that some worm had buried itself in my ear, and if you plucked it out you would find L. Ron Hubbard and his thought," he told me.

Some worm cans remained closed.

Now, researchers have figured out why some worm species can't regenerate.

Yack suspected that the behavior arose as a defense against burrowing moles, whose digging also produces sounds at about 100 hertz, or as a response to the vibrations caused by falling rain, which can saturate the soil and drown some worm species.

If your garden is purely ornamental, you can skip directly to trying to reintroduce some worms.

Despite having identical genetics and near-identical environments, some worms lived far longer than others.

He dug in with feigned relish, musing that it might taste better with some worms.

There was also some worming, which served to confirm the source, since wormholes in Yale's atlas lined up perfectly with those in the map.

In certain animals the parent may split in half, as in some worms, in which an individual worm breaks into two fairly equal parts (except that the anterior half receives the mouth, "brain," and sense organs if they are present).