Sentence examples for about the diggers from inspiring English sources

When I was at school I learned about the civil war – the Roundheads and the Cavaliers, but I didn't learn about the Diggers and the Levellers.

It is "a really English film," Brownlow has said, about the Diggers' valiant, doomed radical Christian commune at St George's Hill, Weybridge, after the civil war.

The star turn is Guardian columnist and activist Owen Jones, who gives a speech, some of which he reads off his phone, about the Diggers and suffragettes; it's delivered with his customary oomph.

Court cases are a common theme in online stories about The Digger, which I suppose is to be expected when you're regularly publishing allegations of activity that people would rather keep hushed up.

I gave James a call again to see if he fancied answering some more questions – both about his past and accusations I'd heard while talking to the people quoted about The Digger – but it would be the last time we spoke.

Then John gets us talking about anarchism and the Diggers and Freeborn John Lilburne, and I manage to put in something about the politics of the Deed and the European anarchists before the first world war.

Arguments break out regularly among the diggers about what happened: with the foundation and the Romanisation of the town, it is the third great research question that the excavation was set up to answer.

Ms. Belle's two earliest films, "Baymen -- Our Waters Are Dying," about the clam diggers of eastern Long Island, and "Henry," about an independent old man living on a barge on the Hudson River, were shown on PBS.

Less than three years on, the diggers that rattle about Christchurch's gridded streets are a constant reminder of how far there is to go to recreate what was once there.

"He often talked about a moment where one of the diggers dug up a human skull and just kind of tossed it aside," Mr. Gardiner said.

The Diggers were not wrong.