Burrowed

Earlier this month, badgers also burrowed under tracks near the northern village of Molkwerum in Friesland province, knocking a line out of service until next month while workers seek permission to shift the animals.

Fortunately, just as close was the Oscar-winning actress Dame Emma Thompson, who burrowed into her handbag repeatedly, finding cough sweets to pass down the line.

Lindsey Anderson Beer makes her feature film directorial debut with Pet Sematary: Bloodlines, a new take on a novel that has burrowed into my brain since I read it years ago.

The third try soon after was almost too easy when Iain Henderson picked up the ball after scrumhalf Jamison Gibson-Park was held up on the line, and burrowed over.

After four albums of often complex and challenging art rock, Peter Gabriel burrowed into accessible areas for his fifth.

With the conditions in their favour after the break, the Tigers were expected to pull clear and when McShane burrowed over three minutes after the restart, it looked a sign of things to come.

Burrowed up the middle for a minimal gain.

Maggott's mutation was extreme in the fact that his entire digestive system had been turned into two metallic slugs named Eany and Meany who burrowed in and out of his body to feed, and would occasionally eat things like bombs to make themselves useful.

Now I’m the environmental justice fellow at Grist, but I am nevertheless still burrowed in a corner of my room even as I type this essay.

Alonso burrowed in from a yard out to boost the lead to 24-6.

It would have simply re-cycled its old tired ideology, it would have spread a dark cloud over Ethiopian politics, and its seeds of discord would have eventually burrowed their way again to the surface.

They piled through the phases, then Pieter-Steph du Toit spotted a gap and burrowed through to score.

Two tight phases later, and Ryan burrowed home to hand Schmidt’s men the dream start.

The slaying shocked Samish, a remote, 2,000-person village of wealthy empty nesters, vacationing Seattleites, burrowed-in natives, and wind-chapped oyster farmers.

The mite has burrowed to the top-right, where it can be seen as a dark spot at the end.

These crabs live burrowed into the banks of waterways and can plug their burrows, surviving through several years of drought.