Sentence examples for were plant from inspiring English sources
verb
To place (a seed or plant) in soil or other substrate in order that it may live and grow.
"We hired a lot of them, but when we looked, we realized none were plant managers," recalled Norman E. Garrity, vice chairman of Corning.
All were plant eaters, though their relationship to theropods, along with the fact that the closest relatives of dinosaurs were evidently carnivorous, suggests that they evolved from meat eaters.
In the Stone Age, the earliest beads probably were plant seeds; but, by Acheulian times, collars of seashells and small fossils were bored for stringing, and, from the Aurignacian and Magdalenian periods, whole necklaces of pierced shells have survived, some of them carried long distances from the sea.
In the late 1970's seed sources were limited, as were plant varieties.
However, no evidence of improved feed intake or enhancement of growth were observed even though the diets were plant based.
Also ranked quite highly were plant and animal sciences, chemistry, space science (the European Space Agency has its research center in Noordwijk), and clinical medicine.
But on the night of June 17, three of the garden's prize hydrangeas were plant-napped.
Most of the natural products I tried, which were plant-based and produced without animal testing, performed poorly overall.
Of course they were planted!
Some were planted too deep.
