Sentence examples for the loam from inspiring English sources
verb
To cover, smear, or fill with loam.
The loam of this city offers up ghostly fragments of its past with fair regularity.
"O faithful earthworm, silently churning and aerating deep in the loam of the earth, that plant life may flourish!
Duquet struck the hatchet into the loam to clean it, and the owl lifted into the air.
Auerbach is one of those critics whose ideas seem to grow organically from the loam of their narrative soil.
Worms do aerate compacted soil, and as they fold humus from the surface into the loam below, they improve drainage and deliver oxygen to roots.
The film's three and a half hours are filled with the loam of collective memory, from prewar movies and popular songs to Nazi-era allusions.
The culture shock for Tottenham here wasn't moving a few miles up the road, the quality of the Wembley loam or the glossy showers.
On the other hand, due to small pores of the clay loam, the air condition is poor.
Wash erosion was greater in the sandy loam and the clay loam than in the clay soil at the higher slopes (>15%).
Arrange on a plate with your bare hands, letting your fingers burrow into the mixture as they do when encountering the rich loam of the earth.
Soil erosion was greater in the sandy loam than in the clay and clay loam soils.
