• If the webmaster doesn't agree to have the negative content removed, your next best option is to bury it.

• Hayes, says that a corporate sponsor tried to bury his unwelcome research findings and then buy his silence.

• To claim that the new study is in any way shocking, be that to praise it or to bury it, is simply ridiculous.

• Contrary to popular belief, ostriches do not bury their heads in the sand.

• There is nowhere on earth to bury this much, even if you could transport it to the holes.

• Neanderthals were socially developed enough to bury their dead.

• In warmer areas, you can bury the bundles in an outdoor trench filled with regular garden soil.

• If you're on your property, you can bury a box with a prize in it.

• One of my friends offered my cat a taste of souse, and she tried to bury it.

• Fearing that, some will probably order the bulldozers quietly to bury what they unearth.

• They bury their ball to either munch on later or to use as a place to lay their eggs.

• Crush the charcoal and bury it in soil as a fertiliser.

• There are those that specialize in the ordure of sloths, animals that bury their dung.

• Make sure seed is in good contact with soil, but don't bury it.

• Unless you mount the sucker to a tripod and then bury the tripod a few feet in the ground, the video's gonna look shaky.

• University officials plan to bury another time capsule in the walls of the new building.

• He was accused of creeping out at night to bury fresh-scratched stones, but no one proved it.

• During the dry season, they bury themselves in the mud, where they can survive for months at a time.

• So the lesson here is not to put charcoal in a bag or bury it in pits or caves.

• They may linger near a dead body for days and partially bury it.

• How to bury your hands in the soil for new rewards every season more.

• Feed the other tube all the way to the bottom of the bottle and bury the other end in the sand up to your crater.

• Don't bury such details in a forest of other material.

• The benefits of improving their soil should be enough to persuade some farmers to make and bury biochar.

• Ants that work cooperatively can handle bigger seeds, while ants that tend to work alone bury smaller seeds.

• The politicians can put their blinders on and bury their head in the sand.

• But if you want to ignore all of the evidence, then go ahead and bury your head in the sand.

• Cover rows and drip tape with plastic mulch and bury the edges with soil to keep it in place.

• Technological advances often bury quaint vestiges of simpler times.

• She'd be a lousy agility dog because she's so distractable, and when she gets tired of fetching, she tries to bury her toy.

• What he never forgot was going into no-man's-land a few hours later, following an officer with a white flag, to bury their bodies.

• Toadfish tend to reside in still, shallow water and bury themselves in the sandy bottom.

• But used nuclear fuel is to valuable to bury at sea.

• Cover all roots that extend downward from the rhizome and bury the rhizome with a shallow layer of soil.

• They bury them underground to avoid interference from cosmic rays and other less exotic sources.

• Four years on, it will take more than a piece of paper to bury their differences.

• They find two men still at the lake and force them to help bury the remains.

• The roads were paved to cover radioactive dust, while ploughs flipped soil over to bury polluted soil.

• Till soil in winter to bury overwintering resting bodies.

• Small impacts from space debris would then kick up material that would bury this oxygenated layer to a depth of a few meters.

• Avalanches can wipe out mountainsides and bury buildings.

• Also to bury your charcoal you have to plough it in.

• As a rule of thumb, it is safest to bury a seed no deeper than its length.

• These large-mouth fish often bury themselves in sand or mud and dart out to capture prey.

• Bury the coke in land-fill sites and burn the hydrogen to produce electricity.

• If covering the pot would bury the plant too deeply, break off the rim to slightly below the soil level inside the pot.

• Fill the other half of the worm bin with fresh bedding and bury food scraps on that side.

• Cook up agricultural and local council biowaste, get syngas for fuel, and bury the charcoal.

• Bury a few dog biscuits and toys when your pet is not around.

• Freshwater stingrays are hard to see, because they often bury themselves in river sediments.

• As long as you argue politics, the deeper you bury your head in the sand and hear only that which you wish to hear.

• Now bury the rock and place a landscape flag into the ground above the rock.

• Bury the scraps in a pocket of bedding so that fruit flies cannot feed on them and proliferate.

• They may even gently bury the seeds in the mosses at the plant's feet.

• They used to bury people high up on the cliff so the dead could be closer to heaven.

• To protect this source of food from rodent seed predators, native ants bury the seeds.

• Bury fresh scraps under a layer of existing materials, and water as needed to keep the pile moist.

• Be sure to bury food scraps to make compost piles less attractive for wildlife.

• Travelers' tales over the centuries have conjured up a belief that elephants collect and bury the bones of other elephants.

• In rural areas, mudslides can bury villages and destroy crops.

• Squirrels bury acorns, which are seeds, in different places.

• Consult the packet directions to determine the depth to which you need to bury the seeds.

• The idea of a landfill is to bury the garbage in a pit.

• Bury scraps beneath bedding material to keep odors down and discourage flies.

• Add water, if needed, and break up and bury extremely wet patches with drier materials.

• Bury the foods you do add, or turn the pile to cover new materials.

• Bury food scraps within the pile to decrease odor and likelihood of vermin.

• The world watches a coal-fired power plant's effort to capture and bury some of the carbon dioxide it creates.

• Socialism will bury you under kafkaesque bureaucracy.

• Putin raised the matter last week, saying it was time to bury the man.

• The reason that's important is that when you bury people alive in hundreds and hundreds of pounds of sand, they'll be squished.

• I've heard people stop and leave him gifts and ask to bury their pets near him.

• Then they were going to bury her, but she still looked as if she were living, and still had her pretty red cheeks.

• Many a night one could observe a procession of torches carried by mourners as they proceeded up the mountain to bury their dead.

• Insurgents bury them under mounds of trash, tuck them inside the rims of discarded tires, stuff them into concrete medians.

• There is another group who wants to bury any data and silence other findings that do not support their ravings.

• But new development proposals threaten to bury this historic ground once and for all.

• Soft-bodied creatures usually rot or get eaten before sediment can bury and fossilize their fragile tissues.

• All right, we've returned from the graveyard to bury the thread.

• Bury money in an old coal mine and announce it, demand will drive the economy naturally.

• She can bury her princessy prissiness under ferocity.

• There seems to be no end to people eager to bury brick and mortar libraries for reasons that escape.

• The mine would, among other things, bury seven miles of streams in adjacent valleys with slurry and runoff.

• The solution: bury people in the old limestone mines carved under the city.

• They radioed that the village elders were asking to bury their dead.

• Gray clouds behind us could bury our tracks till spring, wildfires ahead threaten to block our route with lumber.

• We can bury the olives, burn them, or bag them in large plastic sacks and set them in the sun for a few weeks to roast.

• If it gets caught in salt marsh as the tide goes out, it will bury itself in the mud and wait for the tide to rise again.

• Even then, because the snakehead can bury itself in the mud for several.

• Then burn the remaining non-polluting hydrogen and bury the solid carbon in local land-fill sites.

• Let the kids use the iPad during the flight, but bury it deep in the suitcase when you arrive.

• Nature's undertakers, they bury dead animals to feed their young.

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