How To Use Hibernating In A Sentence
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And to think that we used to spend the dark winter months hibernating our legs away in a cocoon of black opaques!
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Furthermore, building managers can save up to 15 percent on electricity bills by programming thermostats to trigger warming and cooling as needed during the workday while hibernating at night and on the weekends.
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Apart from cleaning my room I've been staying indoors and hibernating.
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When you most feel like hibernating and avoiding people, force yourself to get dressed and be with others.
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He might have been a sailor, or a scowman, or a hibernating raftsman.
The Lady of the Ice A Novel
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Few people look at the bright side of impromptu, outdoor conversations with hibernating neighbors.
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Its winter, its cold, people are hibernating already.
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When hibernating, it sits still waiting to be reactivated into a seeking state by either a touch/collision from an avatar or collision with a seeking letterform.
The myth of Babel comes alive: Babelswarm
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There have even been reports of them hibernating successfully in this country in sheltered spots.
Times, Sunday Times
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The breeze smelt of leaf-mulch and coal-smoke, with an underlying earthiness betraying the cold and hibernating pasture lands that lie just beyond the town.
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For comparison, respirometric data were also obtained from Nyctalus noctula, a hibernating vespertilionid bat of similar body size and convergent foraging habits.
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Truly I will, without food and without the least love of life, emaciate my limbs, like a she-snake (hibernating) within a Tala tree.
The Mahabharata of Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa, Volume 1 Books 1, 2 and 3
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Hibernating animals survive the winter in suspended animation.
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Arrived in an intoxicated among hibernating snakes belly!
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I have a borescope so that I can observe him while he is hibernating.
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We've had early sightings of bumblebees in people's gardens because they are no longer hibernating throughout the winter.
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A hibernating process becomes active again when a wake request is issued.
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Dwarf lemurs store up fat in their tails and then draw on it while hibernating; in contrast, no monkey or ape hibernates.
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In winter, the trees are bare and animals are hibernating, so food is scarce.
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Several species of monogastric mammals (i.e., those having a stomach with only one compartment) circumvent the problem of cold and the scarcity of food in winter by hibernating.
Climate change and reindeer nomadism in Finnmark, Norway
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About the time of hibernation a few tunnies or other hibernating fishes are caught while swimming about, in particularly warm localities and in exceptionally fine weather, or on nights of full moon; for the fishes are induced (by the warmth or the light) to emerge for a while from their lair in quest of food.
The History of Animals
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Surprise might be greater did the observers realise that the imaginal is the normal hibernating stage for these species.
The Life-Story of Insects
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There have even been reports of them hibernating successfully in this country in sheltered spots.
Times, Sunday Times
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These handsome insects swarm out of holes in the ground where they have been hibernating for precisely seventeen years.
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For the moment she was hibernating in her oldness, her agedness.
The Virgin and the Gypsy
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For a hungry cub, fresh from hibernating in its winter den, the reek was a thousand times more interesting than blackberry briars or a pair of woodland strangers.
Ice Hunt
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Plainly, the animal is a hedgehog uncurling itself from the frozen leaves and sticks under which it is hibernating.
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Among the known feats of the crucian carp is to go hibernating in the bottom mud of shallow lakes and ponds where the water may freeze completely.
Evolution versus "Intelligent Design" - The Panda's Thumb
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A desperate forage in the log pile to feed the wood-burner can wreck a grass snake's winter and even an innocent trip to the cellar for a bottle of wine may prove fatal to a hibernating bat.
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I would like to find a cave, and then curled to the inside to start peace of mind to sleep, why not aestivation ah, there should be hibernating, and estivation.
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a hibernating bear
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In the midst of digging a ditch for a new fence line one summer, he pickaxed into a massive tangle of hibernating snakes.
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Several other cruisers squatted dourly like giant hibernating tortoises.
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It lives as long as seven years, hibernating in winter and laying eggs in the spring.
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There have even been reports of them hibernating successfully in this country in sheltered spots.
Times, Sunday Times
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However, upon arriving on campus, I sorrowfully discovered that this club was hibernating.
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And during the middle of winter when they meant to be torpid or hibernating, if they're woken up it can cause them basically to starve to death, because they burn up all their energy stores.
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Extreme cold can wake hibernating animal.
