| To facilitate life within soils, the quality of organic supply must be particularly looked after, as well as the working of the soil by trying to get a crumby, friable, aerated texture with a good stability. |
| Liquids poured upon the surface cannot, owing to the crumby nature of the humus, exert any appreciable hydraulic pressure. |
| Nearby, along with fallen hydrangea blossoms and a few matted paintbrushes, the ground bears the crumby evidence of a recent binge on Annie's Cheddar Bunnies, the organic-living set's retort to Pepperidge Farm Goldfish. |
| Towsley eyed it lingeringly, even lovingly, yet the passes toward his crumby lips were few and far between. |
| Rub all together into a crumby mass, then pack into the fowl. |
| In the early thirties, Neutra, who was living in a crumby rental, was given three thousand dollars by a Dutch businessman named Cornelius H. Van der Leeuw to build himself a proper house. |
