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Meanings of sandy soil in English
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Usage of sandy soil in English
1
One, found in the Southern States, called Rhizopogon, grows in sandy soil.
2
If the mix is primarily sand, we call it a sandy soil.
3
There are some who swear by the spuds grown on sandy soil.
4
As you live on sandy soil, have you lizards at all common?
5
It should be grown in bold patches, and in free or sandy soil.
6
The shorter ones will do well in eight inches of well-worked sandy soil.
7
The forced march continued day and night over the sandy soil of Poland.
8
It grows in sandy soil, and is a native of Canada.
9
And what unusual land: ochre-stained sandy soil, soft and loamy to her feet.
10
The rains, in this sandy soil, washing down, gradually deepened and deepened them.
11
A light sandy soil and rather low situation suit the best.
12
The country is of a light sandy soil covered with grass.
13
Where flax cannot be grown poppies often can be, in poor sandy soil.
14
It seems to flourish best in light, warm, somewhat sandy soil.
15
The valleys have a light sandy soil, nearly all with spinifex and scrub.
16
Without a moment's hesitation, we were all stretched out on the sandy soil.
This collocation consists of:
Sandy soil through the time
Sandy soil across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common