ditch造句

The horse jumped across the deep ditch.

A big tree fell across the ditch.

The truck overturned and precipitated us into the ditch.

The water in the ditch is not very clean.

where desperate attempts to clamber out of the ditch (by buying dollars) merely drag others deeper into the ditch.

Have you found out how wide the ditch will be?

He stood a moment irresolutely prodding the muck in the ditch.

His plan was to resist every effort to coerce him to the last ditch.

If it could only ditch this electron, it could have the same electronic structure as neon.

Researchers say we should ditch carrots and oranges and buy some sweet potatoes and papaya instead.

I have no doubt in saying that anybody could ditch their alarm clock and learn to wake up naturally.

She was picked up by a pedophile and abused until the Change came, when he was abandoned in a ditch.

Will the world end? If not, then ditch the should, state your preference, and follow through on it.

Steve insists Ronnie is the real hero: "If he hadn't gone into the ditch, he would have hit that van."

The Grasshopper seated himself out in the ditch, and thought and considered how things happened in the world.

After crossing the ditch where the bridge used to be, my chest began to tighten and my heart began to race.

It features a heavy titanium timepiece mounted in a metal band, but you can ditch the band and put the timepiece in a slick pocket watch housing.

With one of my children, the powerful girl in their group of four friends convinced the others — in second grade — to ditch my daughter at recess.

Once she had laid claim to three thrones; now her world was shrunk to this view of a muddy ditch and a dark hillside.

Every schoolchild here learns the legend of "the great Yu," whose prodigious feats of canal building and drainage ditch digging 4, 000 years ago put an end to killer floods on the Yellow River.

Mr Saleh's latest wrangling with the tribes, whom he has juggled for 33 years as the country's ruler, is part of his last-ditch effort to prevent his downfall.

Sengeni, who lives on an alley wedged between the Nizamuddin railway tracks and a tributary known as ganda nallah (or dirty ditch), is looking forward to a dish of rice.

God often tests our hearts by asking us to serve in ways we're not you see a man fall into a ditch, God expects you to help him out, not say, "I don't have the gift of mercy or service."