How To Use Burrow In A Sentence
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A related species, the burrowing bettong, will scavenge sheep carcasses.
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Think Progress » Much bigger than the Dukestir.
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Mother turtles burrow into the sand to lay their eggs.
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Hundreds of parishioners were working with bare hands, shovels and harrows, extending the church by burrowing out a crypt.
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He blew on the small cuts for a moment, then burrowed back underneath the blankets to resume his interrupted sleep.
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They seemed to me to be rudimental, burrowing men, still standing on their defence, awaiting their transformation.
Walden
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They burrow into the rock and support shafts with branches and twigs.
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The fallen tree had been moldy and rotten, the smell strong and unpleasant enough to deter most burrowing animals that would normally have occupied the space.
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I've burrowed like a bunny to a funkhole in the ground.
THE SLEEPER CUTTERS' CAMP
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The worst possible explanation is that some new, previously unknown viral disease has found its way into the burrows and is now taking a grip.
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For best results, place fumigants in deep runways of the burrow system and seal the openings tightly.
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The platypus and the echidna - a nocturnal, burrowing mammal with a spiny coat, long claws, and no teeth - are the only known living members of a type of animal known as monotremes.
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They will kill their prey by wrapping around them and constricting or by pressing them against the burrow walls.
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First, it is likely that the bag fragment was carried underground by a squirrel, gopher or other burrowing rodent.
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Isabella felt like a chunk of sod when an earthworm burrows into it.
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For example, colonial anthozoan cnidarians, in particular the Pennatulacea or "sea pens" are quite capable of moving, defouling themselves, and burrowing both upwards and downwards.
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Pursenets on their Holes, and put in a _Ferret_ close muzzled, and she will bolt them out (being a natural Enemy to them) into the Nets: Or blow on the suddain the Drone of a Bag-Pipe into the Burrows, and they will boult out: Or for want of either of these two, take powder of
The School of Recreation (1684 edition) Or, The Gentlemans Tutor, to those Most Ingenious Exercises of Hunting, Racing, Hawking, Riding, Cock-fighting, Fowling, Fishing
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Earth has burrowed into itself, shunning space exploration for centuries, walling itself away from nature and other planets in enclosed cities that people are terrified to leave.
Interplanetary Manifest Destiny
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This was more a dentist's drill, burrowing away until it hit a nerve.
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The creatures burrowed into the wet ground at great speed, leaving only a ripple or a bubble to mark their passage.
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Sheep graze, rabbits burrow, the young were out, you will see a giant triangular box (probably little owl) and nearby another magic dewpond.
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This opossum, which is black and white, swims in the streams like a muskrat or otter, catching fish and living in burrows which open under water.
IV. The Headwaters of the Paraguay
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Were it not for that jar or _tinaja_ of _aguardiente_ which the old man keeps so snugly in the corner of his burrow, he would have withered up long ago, like the mummies of the Great Saint Bernard.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 05, No. 30, April, 1860
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However, Crues went back in front thanks to that Burrows/Hunter combination.
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This means cool air is able to burrow down into the lower layers of the atmosphere.
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As any matelot will confirm, to get a good polish, a little spit and a lot of elbow grease go along way, so let's see if Combet and Burrows can for once lead by example
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Rats had burrowed into the bank of the river.
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This is due to the fact that they like to line their burrows out with their urticating hairs.
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In their search for food, most of which is comprised of burrowing rodents, badgers tear up large areas of earth with powerful digging claws on their forefeet.
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The burrow depth of Uca formosensis reaches approximately one meter in the high intertidal zone.
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The buildings reach above and the tunnels burrow below.
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When they are fully developed, the larvae drop to the soil, burrow one inch or less and pupate.
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An experienced muttonbirder can locate, snatch, and bag the occupant of a burrow every 5–6 minutes and might net a cool thirty thousand dollars in thirty days of hunting.
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They are fast fliers, but on land around the burrow they walk with a comic, rolling gait.
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Before baiting, mow the grass so more bait can reach the trails and burrows used by voles.
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It seems that because burrowing can cause landslips in quarries, residents of Portland instead call the creatures underground mutton or furry things.
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They can not be driven from their burrows by conventional means.
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You can film in the dark; you can film down rabbit burrows.
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His temples burned and his sores itched, like a thousand worms underneath his skin, crawling and burrowing deeper, ever deeper inside him.
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Why not use humor in teaching style, especially when it makes the point so well? burro, burrow A burro is an ass.
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Millions of seabirds nested in ground burrows.
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However, the second cell must be maintained to keep weeds from growing or rodents from burrowing and potentially damaging the liner.
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Rational Review
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Further observation revealed the wasps in other parts of the garden, catching houseflies and carrying them off towards the burrows.
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The coachwhip is a nervous snake and may retreat into rocks or rodent burrows when threatened, but it is just as likely to approach an intruder hissing, striking, and possibly shaking its tail; it will bite if handled.
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Mounds and surface burrows interfere with mowing and mole activities may disturb root systems and kill grass.
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They also sometimes roost in the burrows of other mammals such as hedgehogs, porcupines, and aardvarks.
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Rats had burrowed into the bank of the river.
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Fossa - ae: = fossula; q.v. Fossoria: burrowers: in Orthoptera, the mole crickets and allies; in
Explanation of Terms Used in Entomology
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Just a plain, stout, fozy, sappy burrow-man, keeping a gospel shop, with scarcely so much of a man's parts as will let him fend a blow in the face.
John Splendid The Tale of a Poor Gentleman, and the Little Wars of Lorn
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I wrapped my arms tighter around her as she burrowed deeper in my embrace.
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Then she burrowed herself underneath his covers and all but passed out from exhaustion.
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She closed her eyes and let her fingers burrow through the tissue paper until she felt the lace of the collar.
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The outer trophoblast cells of the released blastocyst begin to invade the epithelium, burrowing into the underlying endometrial stroma.
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To overcome this, they repeatedly gulp oxygen and release it inside the burrow, oxygenating the water which then allows them to remain inside for up to 30 minutes at a time. This behavior also provides oxygen for any developing eggs.
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It was a regular antheap all the way in, with the miners crawling over the tree-clad slopes, and the ceaseless thump of picks and scrape of shovels and ring of axes, and ramshackle huts and shanties and sluice-boxes everywhere, with dirty bearded fellows in slouch hats and galluses cussing and burrowing, and claim signs all along Sweetheart Mine, Crossbone Diggings, Damyereyes Gulch, and the like.
Isabelle
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But there's a good side to woodchucks, too: Their burrows provide homes for all manner of other wildlife, including rabbits, turtles and toads.
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Surrounding habitats with gopher tortoise burrows have likewise been lost to development and land use changes.
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Yet, incredibly, young rabbits can continue to occupy another section of the same burrow system and thrive near the earth.
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When they wander outside the burrow entrance, draglines of silk are usually left on the soil surface.
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From a burrow hidden beneath a flourish of saltwort, a land iguana watched them pass, not even bothering to lift its head.
MINUTES TO BURN
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It was thought that only animals of that description could either eject rabbits from their burrows or kill them underground.
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The sediment matrix of the specimen consists of crudely bedded very fine sandstone with Ophiomorpha burrows.
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There's a sheer cliff not far from that hut and a Tyrolean, using carabiner and prusik, is needed to get across to a rock, at the foot of which is the burrow of the rare lesser hairless meerkat.
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The worm burrowed its way under the earth.
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And at the same time I burrowed into that fabric.
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But there are badgers who spend less time burrowing into the ground than this side.
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The gopher tortoise is particularly important because its burrows, sometimes as long as thirty feet, serve as homes for several of the rare species as well as many other more common organisms.
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TILMON: Well, it's like the airplane kind of burrowed itself into the ground.
CNN Transcript Feb 13, 2009
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This is partly because many animals burrow in the ground or get in underneath things and into dark corners, being what is called cryptozoic or elusive.
The Outline of Science, Vol. 1 (of 4) A Plain Story Simply Told
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These might, in fact, simply be holdovers from the previous Administration ( "burrowed" holdovers, for example) seeking to continue to foster anti-science, pollution promoting policies.
A. Siegel: Semantically Correct ... Entirely Misleading
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It was an intimate violation, this burrowing into themost private part of a woman's anatomy.
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Then they burrow deep into the still soft sand and excavate a small chamber.
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Burrow walls are smooth, no plant material is present, and only very few published descriptions mention fecal pellets, or mammalated linings as components of burrow walls.
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When there is a full moon, this nocturnal rodent is careful to stay in its burrow.
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The candiru feeds parasitically by burrowing into body orifices, jamming itself in place using barbs along its sides then drinking the blood of its victim.
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They are found on every continent except Antarctica, in such diverse modes of life as climbers, burrowers, crawlers, aquatic forms, and even gliding types.
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A related species, the burrowing bettong, will scavenge sheep carcasses.
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His duties included the care and management of the warren, a securely fenced area for rabbit burrows.
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Following heavy snow extensive literature refers to them roosting in pits in the snow, each bird burrowing down until no longer visible by rotating the body, assisted with wing movements.
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She latches onto him like a barnacle and burrows under his skin like a tick, while he sputters protests and offers weak resistance.
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Burrows vehemently denies being anywhere near here, and swears he didn't commit the murder.
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The bizcacha has one very singular habit; namely, dragging every hard object to the mouth of its burrow: around each group of holes many bones of cattle, stones, thistle-stalks, hard lumps of earth, dry dung, etc., are collected into an irregular heap, which frequently amounts to as much as a wheelbarrow would contain.
Journal of researches into the geology and natural history of the various countries visited by H.M.S. Beagle
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She knew it was only hiding, burrowing into nooks and crannies in her mind.
LOST SUMMER
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The fox burrowed under the fence to reach the chickens.
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Burrows didn't attempt any further self-justification, and Todd knew why.
COLDHEART CANYON
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The fissures in the rocks seem to burrow ever deeper into the earth and seem blindingly black and dark.
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* hop, hop* It's the first in a trilogy, the last of which I've read (burrowed from the library).
*grinding her teeth*
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Leave the leaves Some creatures use dry leaves to line their nests or burrows.
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The ground squirrel that called the crevice his home came shooting out of his burrow, tail high and stiff, bounding with rage, to chitter angrily at her.
The Elvenbane
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He slouches with disappointment and straightens with hope, matching Terri's corrosiveness with his own brand of compassion and burrowing into the female enclave of Terri's home with both tenderness and tenacity.
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The burrow collapses around them so that they are effectively buried alive.
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Put the rag balls into the burrow as far as you can and cover the hole lightly with dirt or wadded newspaper.
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The swamp eel is predaceous, grows to about 1 m in length, and can survive dry periods by burrowing in mud.
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A one-way door can be used to evict woodchucks from burrows, however, should never be used when young are present (usually May through August) or when other animals are using the burrow system.
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We love digging through straw, burrowing tunnels and exploring.
Times, Sunday Times
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After a female borer lays its eggs on an ash tree, the larvae burrow through the bark and feed on vascular tissue called the phloem, cutting off the tree's supply of nutrients and starving it to death.
The Bugs Rescuing the Baseball Bats
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The lungfish use lungs as accessory breathing organs, and during droughts modern forms can survive for several years in burrows.
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The seagrass gribble burrows through blades of seagrasses, eating their soft internal tissues.
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In 63 minutes Burrows floated over a free and Hunter was there to nod the ball home at the near post.
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Roots burrow under my feet and leaves whisper to each other from opposite sides of the valley.
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However, rufous hare-wallaby Lagorchestes hirsutus (R), burrowing bettong Bettongia lesueur (R) and common brush-tail possum Trichosurus vulpecula have been eradicated in the past 80 years although reintroduction is being considered.
Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Australia
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North American river otters build dens in the burrows of other mammals, in natural hollows, such as under a log, or in river banks.
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The wasp then digs a burrow nearby using her strongly spined forelegs alternately.
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Walker stretches double-sided, highly sticky carpet tape between garden stakes in front of the entrance to a burrow.
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It is in fact one of those animal cries that is both scary and scared in equal parts, a shriek that would make an intruder really think twice about going any further into a burrow.
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The fox burrowed under the fence to reach the chickens.
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Unable to burrow into the hard gravel, the gophers may instead have arranged the topsoil into mound shaped nests that proceeded to grow in size over many generations.
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Although the burrows with the trapdoor provide protection against most natural enemies e.g. wasps and centipedes, some are still able to invade the burrows and additional defense mechanisms are used to overcome this problem.
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‘For six to seven hours after the accident I was hearing things, like bugs burrowing,’ he added.
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Small rodents with cylindrical bodies and short limbs, adapted for burrow-living.
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Wait until it gets together with the candiru fish, which has a habit of burrowing inside your old fella.
The Sun
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Grotesque ideas, but masterful ideas, masterfully shaping the child mind wherein they germinated; burrowing in clutchy roots; pressing up in strong young saplings.
This Freedom
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The new focus on animal burrows and dens places the police in the difficult position of explaining why these were not searched more thoroughly.
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Consider a worm burrowing parallel to a straight segment of trail.
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I started with aardvark, calling it a burrowing insectivorous mammal, then aardwolf, a hyena-like mammal, making my way to acclimate—to accustom or become accustomed to new surroundings or circumstances.
The Beautiful Miscellaneous
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The British birds will spread all round the coast, and will nest in rabbit burrows or under the floors of seaside buildings.
Times, Sunday Times
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While resting in burrows or slight crevices, Pherusa extends its cephalic cage, grooved paired pales, and branchiae into the current.
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The heterogeneous enrichment among individual worms agrees with reports that this nominal deposit feeder can facultatively filter-feed using a mucus net in its burrow, and that the ability to do so varies among populations.
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The animal had to retreat from its previous burrow basally and start burrowing again nearby.
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Hundreds of gulls, cormorants and fulmars nest in the cliffs and in burrows on cliff-edges.
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Rational Review
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The vibration exciter and geophone were placed near the burrow with burrow opening, exciter and geophone occupying the three corners of an equilateral triangle having sides one meter in length.
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There's a very prevalent, if essentialist, argument that if you burrow deep down inside yourself then you will discover your true identity whether it lies back in the hills of Wales or in the plains of Ethiopia.
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A lazy grin spreading over his sleepy face, Shanza burrowed into the heat happily, nose pressed against something soft and pliant.
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They are large, burrowing, nocturnal animals, with strong claws and a thick coat.
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In addition, musquashes and mink burrowed into the banks and undermined them.
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It must be something to do with our climate, whose low grey skies encourage a certain kind of anorak to spend hours burrowing in libraries.
CathNews
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After I'd mowed the other day, a mole burrowed just under the surface of the lawn, leaving mounds of dirt and raised tunnel-bumps all over the place.
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Once extended, the animal, kinking its body near its head against the burrow wall to provide friction, can then draw its tail forward by relaxing the same muscles and bringing up its spine.
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The larvae of flatworms burrowing into your skin cause this nasty little disease!
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From coloured to negro to coloured again: Norris – American theatre's foremost dissector of liberal middle-class hypocrisy – points to the human tendency to burrow into language, to obscure unpleasant truths with names and labels.
Clybourne Park – review
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Sherrod was a crazy racist radical who had "burrowed" her way into the Obama administration to radiate "reverse-racism" throughout the land from her obscure position at the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Fox News' Shirley Sherrod Mediagasm (VIDEO)
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The little penguins dig out long burrows to use as nests.
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While burrowing, caecilians employ concertina locomotion, lateral undulation, and vermiform locomotion.
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We love digging through straw, burrowing tunnels and exploring.
Times, Sunday Times
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The larvae burrow into cracks in the floor.
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When creatures burrow through the ground, it actually sounds like they're displacing rock and gravel.
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He has used a chart recorder wired up to flaps with microswitches at 21 burrow entrances in a warren to record wombat activity.
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They are not underground for any of a number of reasons - or they may be underground in another burrow system altogether.
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She burrowed her face into his chest.
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Terror filled his veins as he saw a trail of dust rushing towards him from what seemed to be a great creature burrowing under the soil.
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The prized geoduck - the largest burrowing clam in the world - is occasionally found among the gaper clams in Tomales Bay.
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The larva burrows into the heart of the kernel where it feeds and passes through the pupa stage.
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While other archaeologists burrow deep within the Pyramid of the Moon to discover the secrets of the pre-Aztec civilization of Teotihuacan, Valerie Magar, a conservator for Mexico's Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia, labors with excavated material in a process best described as a rediscovery, stripping away the damage well-meaning archaeologists have done to the site's 1,500-year-old murals.
Reviving a Radiant Canvas
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Bedding is necessary for worms to burrow, bury food scraps, and also for moisture retention.
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It tossed its head in the air and then burrowed underneath the ground.
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When mimicking a mantis shrimp, for example, the octopus sits in a burrow with only the eyes and part of the head exposed, and wraps one tentacle around its head to resemble the folded raptorial appendages of the mantis shrimp.
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I hesitate for a moment, then I burrow in the shoebox underneath my bed for the piece of paper I'm looking for.
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As soon as the two chicks hatch, they leave the nest burrow.
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Bachmann has been riding around Iowa in her bus, with Elvis music and her name emblazoned 25 times on the outside, mocking Obama for going to Camp David last weekend and burrowing in, while the country was roiling.
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Lingulids are shallow burrowing infaunal filter feeders of the shallow intertidal zone.
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Here on the free-draining soil gorse proliferates and, year by year is gradually spreading across good grazing land, its impenetrable prickly branch structure ideal cover for rabbit burrows.
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Dial-up users should bring a large cuppa when burrowing into their first use of this tool.
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From holes, burrows, and crevices, the creatures of the desert night crawled.
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The toads must aestivate during the summer, burrowing down into the soil to survive the heat.
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In the State of Washington: my brother Joseph Ness and particularly my lifelong friend Vicki Burrows (ne Pelland).
THE CRASH OF HENNINGTON
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For a long time, people thought of hagfish as scavengers and parasites, probably due to their habit or burrowing into dead or dying animals and eating them from the inside out. In
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They are only up to five millimetres long and burrow into the silt in tiny pods.
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But if they find a rat in the cellar, or rabbits start burrowing in their prize rose beds, they are on the phone like a shot.
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Further caterpillars are added and the burrow sealed permanently before the egg hatches.
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Higher up, grasslands are home to burrowing owls, chukars, and peregrine and prairie falcons.
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They nest in burrows, often taking over rabbit warrens.
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Burrows set to work again, meticulously swabbing around Todd's eyes, cleaning his gummed lashes.
COLDHEART CANYON
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These little dogs can burrow and will demonstrate this ability in your garden unless discouraged.
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The only signs of the burrowing molluscs are their water intake and outlet openings, just visible at the surface of a muddy seabed.
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Animals are getting larger and making more substantial trackways; in addition, they're beginning to burrow down into the sediment.
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Those who perform clitorectomies (generally women themselves, I believe) have been found to believe appalling things about female anatomy — one I read about thought that the clitoris was a worm that would burrow into the female body if not cut out.
Matthew Yglesias » The Surge and Afghan Women
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Mind you, if they made a movie of that, I might rouse myself from my burrow post-haste.
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We would burrow a hole in the ground and put wood and branches over the top.
The Sun
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Quite often those lizards burrow in the ground or live in holes.
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Long-billed curlews, burrowing owls, chestnut-collared and McCowan's longspurs summer in the park.
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Worms burrow down through the soil.
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It is not known if all the burrow nesting species excavate the tunnels or if some use tunnels dug by rodents or other animals.
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Golden moles burrow mainly using their leathery snout combined with thrusts of the forepaws, which are held under the body (rather than at the sides, as in the talpids).
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They were slippery with mud, filled with rabbit burrows and gopher holes and rather high up.
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She burrowed in the drawer for a pair of socks.
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Some caterpillars will crawl to the ground and burrow into a hole, giving the parasitoids a safe refuge for the winter.
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The diverse group of fly species called schizophorans includes houseflies, fruit flies, and flesh-burrowing blowflies.
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Western spadefoot toads burrow into the wash bottom, emerging to produce another batch of mosquito larvae-eating tadpoles during the summer rains.
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Bunker down in your burrow.
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This was a family of bunny rabbits, and they lived in a nice hole, which was called a burrow, and which they had dug under ground in a big park on the top of a mountain, back of Orange.
Sammie and Susie Littletail
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If a group of people really believe, as you claim, that “the clitoris was a worm that would burrow into the female body if not cut out,” then I highly doubt they hold modern, progressive, or scientific views on other subjects.
Matthew Yglesias » The Surge and Afghan Women
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An award-winning writer and an investigative journalist burrow deep into the world of spin-doctors, bureaucrats and the military to reveal the whole story.
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But there are badgers who spend less time burrowing into the ground than this side.
Times, Sunday Times
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They may be subdivided into anteaters that burrow, anteaters that climb trees and anteaters that wander over the ground.
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The maze of burrows created by moles may provide cover and travel lanes for many species of small mammals.
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But he is not an open-side as 'traditional' rugby union knows it, not a fetcher and a burrower.
Times, Sunday Times
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Among other things, Chevron is expected to prepare plans for the protection, management and monitoring of protected animals at the project site, including the spectacled hare-wallaby, burrowing bettong and golden bandicoot.
Environmental Approval Given for Gorgon Project
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In Australia dwells a nearly extinct creature called the boodie, an omnivorous and nocturnal burrowing animal "like a kangaroo no bigger than a modest teddy bear" with "a particular appetite for underground fungi," writes Tim Winton in the environmental lit journal
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Others dig new burrows or adapt rabbit holes.
Times, Sunday Times
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Something of the same brassy colloquialism has evidently now burrowed its way onto our wall labels and into our catalogue entries, and would have refused to budge if a few of us had not learned to love our inner stickler, and accepted that there are certain limits to what one can definitely say about the original state of very old things.
Well, they would, wouldn’t they?
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The dog had chased a rabbit into its burrow.
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Although there are no footdrumming exchanges, agonistic interactions are avoided because footdrumming is done exclusively inside the burrow by the kangaroo rat avoiding contact with the one outside the burrow.
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This writer, in his repellent movies and plays, has consistently exhibited not mature insight into the nature of evil but a prurient burrowing into gleefully accumulated muck.
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During winter months and aestivation periods, mussels will burrow into the substrate until only the apertures are protruding.
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The wasps lay eggs on the hornworm and the larva burrow into the critter to feed.
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Owing to diagenetic effects, the vertical burrow parts commonly are compacted and may bear stylolites, whereas the inner parts of the tunnels especially are affected by sponge-like growth of celestine crystals.
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With "burrowed" Bushite career employees in all the departments and agencies of government and with prominent Republicans mounting a full-court press on Obama's legislative agenda I fail to see why the actions of Judd Gregg have so captured the media's imagination.
Joseph A. Palermo: Bipartisanship is Overrated
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Most sandstones arc characterized by erosional bases, hummocky cross-stratification and intensely burrowed tops.
