Redshank chicks can be spotted feeding in the
damp grassy hollows
left by winter flooding, gorging on the variety of insects.
Hollow chamfer.
The usual defense of the royal family is starting to
ring hollow: ' they are good for tourism ' .
Landscape key characteristics rolling drumlins with broad areas of wetland and bog in
inter-drumlin hollows; small rounded loughs are fringed by moss.
Deeply hollowed
jambs are original, but mullions and tracery renewed.
A scrape is a
shallow hollow
which is seasonally wet.
Hollow tine
fork to increase drainage of heavy soils.
Overlooking a cascading stream, this 17thc watermill conversion nestles in a
sheltered hollow
at the foot of the magnificent howgill fells.
In fact, only the rocket did complete the requirements of the competition, making the victory
somewhat hollow.
This is particularly the case along the sides of valleys or in
wet hollows
in flat land on the coastal plain.
Hollow trunk
of my lone position.
Our feet
sounded hollow
on the thin plug filling the huge crater.
Gentleman's remarks about being willing to support the industry have a
rather hollow
ring.
It can be argued that an equally important component of any'drumlin landscape ' are the similarly
numerous inter-drumlin hollows.
Hollow tining
is carried out too frequently a soft and not very resilient sward is produced.
For those of us that did our porridge standing at the priestfield it all
seems rather hollow.
Hollow tube, usually made of soft plastic or rubber.
Hollow fiber dialysers
are artificial kidneys where numerous bundles of dialysis tubing are contained within a plastic cylinder.
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