Sentence examples for a field dig from inspiring English sources
I saw a machine called a winrower, about the size of a house, crawl across a field, dig up four rows of potatoes and shuttle them into a truck.
The opposition Tories might have a field day digging up dirt about Dale Kirby's bad behaviour, but they forget that "bullying" was their modus operandi for 12 years in government.
He considers himself a friend of nature and the product of an outdoor life, including years as a field hand digging shallots and potatoes.
He worked in the laboratory as well as on field digs from Arizona to Africa to the Arctic.
"The contract includes developing the field, digging wells, laying down bibs, delivering crude oil to the national grid, and natural gas processing and delivery".
Small pebbles that are brought to the surface during the process of aerating the field — digging out tiny plugs to let water filter into the ground more easily — become more obvious when the grass is thinner, Mr. Peterson said.
He's spent time in the field digging up dinosaur bones with paleontologist John Jack Hornerer of Montana State University in Bozeman, and even spent several hours debating T.
He's spent time in the field digging up dinosaur bones with paleontologist John Jack Hornerer of Montana State University in Bozeman, and even spent several hours debating T. rex's eating habits with Horner as a fundraiser for a museum.
If a seedling sprouted in a field, the farmer dug it up before an agent forestier noticed.
He smiles at his own home-spun wisdom, but despite his rather romantic enthusiasm, Aristotelis Loukas did not simply wander off to a field and start digging.
