Sentence examples for wide mounds of from inspiring English sources

If you have heavy clay, it's wise to create wide mounds of aerated soil on top.

I chose a site where the soil was well-aerated, but if it were not, I would have planted those blueberries atop wide mound of soil.

I chose a site where the soil was well-aerated, but if it had not been, I would have planted those blueberries atop a wide mound of soil.

Its 18-inch-wide mound of green leaves looked astonishingly fresh in the dry setting.

At the end of the long asphalt road, the car turned right, onto a wider street, passing enormous mounds of construction material.

In 2007, a beaver, a species driven out of New York waters 200 years ago by overeager fur traders and developers, was seen in the river, and its 12-foot wide lodge — a mound of twigs and mud — was discovered.

It also puts four mounds of sand, each 12 feet wide and stretching about 55 feet, in a lane between the four operating traffic lanes.

FIELDS across China are often dotted with them: conical mounds of earth a couple of metres wide at the base, seemingly designed to frustrate efforts to plough a straight furrow.

"Never mounds of caviar".

Others are dotted with mounds of coral.

Men climbed the mounds of rubble, searching.