digging造句

They are digging irrigation ditches.

He was digging potatoes with a spade.

She was patiently digging for facts.

They spent all morning digging the garden.

My father used a special spade for digging turf.

I just enjoy watering plants and digging in the soil.

It's kind of like digging through somebody's attic, definitely.

They were digging in the tunnel the whole day.

We excavate to find both literal and cultural treasures, digging mines and unearthing archaeological discoveries.

In the view of digging out more super wealthy people, Hurun seems to be helplessly powerless.

To his bewilderment, two field seasons of digging turned up no trace of primeval Inca lords.

You are just digging your own grave if you go on smoking so heavily.

He'd hustle all six of us kids out to the backyard. Then, he'd start digging and talking.

an exploratory operation; exploratory reconnaisance; digging an exploratory well in the Gulf of Mexico; exploratory talks between diplomats.

Nor were behaviour patterns that did not appear to be sporadic( digging for termites, rather than using a stick to fish for them) classified as cultural.

We all took turns shoveling, in the way the rabbi had instructed, with the shovel upside down to show this was a special kind of digging.

He thinks he's going to black out and he stops his digging, steadying himself on the green handle of the spade.

No other tribes in the region were known to live like he did, digging holes inside of huts-more than five feet deep, rectangular, serving no apparent purpose.

Take their paw and gently move it in a digging motion to help them see what they can do with this litter.

FOR much of its 26-year life the Ranger uranium mine in north Australia has seen protests from ecologists who oppose digging for nuclear fuel on the edge of a world heritage park.

Holding on to a story of having been wronged by someone keeps us stuck in a dark and lonely hole - and digging ourselves out takes thoughtfulness and self-reflection.

"We thought we were digging for old 13th century remains and we came up with so-called degenerate art from the 20th century. Talk about being surprised," said Wemhoff.

Which means there is only one solution left: a long, slow, boring, lonely, soul-crushing process of digging out from under the piles of debt that got us into this mess.

After digging deeper into this issue, we found that this is a data intensive activity, the data is not in the cache, and results in a high paging rate.