Sentence examples for to burrowing into from inspiring English sources
They concluded too (thanks to Kenneth Starr, the special prosecutor, and his disconcertingly detailed account of Mr Clinton's antics with Miss Lewinsky), that there was a limit to burrowing into a president's private behaviour.Some of this greater tolerance is now being applied to candidates merely seeking the White House.
In fact, birdsong records were pressed in such large numbers that anyone prone to burrowing into piles of 78s in junk shops or at flea markets has likely come across one: either a field or aviary recording of an actual bird caught mid-song, a bird song entwined with a bit of sentimental chamber music, or, on occasion, a grown human pretending to be a bird.
When these larvae (the Cayor worm) hatch they remain in the environment until they sense a host, to which they rapidly attach prior to burrowing into the tissues.
I want them to burrow into your brain like Lydia Jaackson-Oberman.
"We'd all like to burrow into them," Mrs. Nesbitt said.
They drift downstream until finding a suitable muddy area to burrow into.
"So many people have come out West to burrow into woods, draws and creek beds.
They find a way to burrow into a computer's hard drive.
The hamster egg solution was slightly less acidic, which allowed sperm to burrow into the egg.
To burrow into the chalk would have been a hundred thousand quid".
Other recent dishes invited you to burrow into winter's consolations.
