Sentence examples for the dark soil from inspiring English sources

She peered at the dark soil beside Macon Street.

The dark soil in the vineyard to the left?

On a positive note, the warm soil has helped most of the broad beans to germinate and now poking through the dark soil are many tens of green noses looking for their first glimpse of their new home.

Winner Sunburst lichen - Halina Pasiecznik Runner-up Boggart's blanket - Trancegemini Judges' comments: This lichen lives in peaty areas and looks just like a tiny burst of sunshine against the dark soil, so the name fits it perfectly.

A similar climatic consequence also occurs on terra firma, when the clearing of rain forests changes the albedo, a measure of reflectiveness, and causes more heat to be absorbed as the sun strikes the dark soil.

Rooted in the dark soil of Europe, Esperanto failed to stem the continent's bloodletting, of course, but as Schor shows, the ideal continues draw a following of modern universalists dedicated to its visionary goal.

To watch evolution in action, Dr. Barrett, who has a reputation for devising grand, slightly crazy experiments, dreamed up a project: construct eight enclosures, four on the light sand and four on the darker soil, stock them with an equal number of dark and light mice and watch what happens over time.

"The tracks are not seen where the rover has recently driven over the lighter-toned surface, which may be more indurated than the darker soil," HiRise principal investigator Alfred McEwen, of the University of Arizona, wrote in a description accompanying the new image.

The mainland subspecies, P. p. subgriseus, lives on the darkest soils and has the darkest fur.

On the Hungarian plain south-west of Budapest, the rich, dark soil of Kishantos presents the saddest of sights.

Which, by the way, will be among the best you have ever tasted: chernozyom, the rich, dark soil that Ukraine is famous for, is responsible for some of the most flavourful fruit and vegetables in the world.