Sentence examples for air digging from inspiring English sources

On a recent sunny Sunday in the military town of Twentynine Palms, boys and girls trying out for baseball teams were knocking fly balls into the air, digging grounders out of the dirt and rounding the bases as parents and friends cheered from the sidelines.

When the man's companion resisted, Mr. Andrew said he fired one shot into the air, dug his pistol into the first man's scalp and said flatly, "The next one, he gets".

Nope, they are stating that the MacBooks are going to be two-toned, with the lid designed like the iMac's black back and the rest of the laptop sporting MacBook Air digs.

Footage of an excavation carried out over the summer at Binchester Roman Fort is being aired on Digging for Britain.

Seeing them play was like watching an ancient steam shovel unfurl, claw the night air and dig in.

The prototype, operated by compressed air, can dig to a depth of around 20cm in 20 seconds.

We're going to clear the air, really dig deep, and really vent.

-ALFRED NOYES We wove a web in childhood, A web of sunny air; We dug a spring in infancy Of water pure and fair.

As for his Bel-Air digs, the eight-bedroom, 11-bathroom mansion was formerly owned by Avril Lavigne.

The federal government is hardly known for its scaremongering tactics, but it would seem that Mother Nature is forcing Americans to belatedly consider making some lifestyle changes, as the choice seems to be devolving into energy conservation, turning down the air conditioner and digging deeper into the wallet for food costs.

Cold air makes up the core, digging under the warmer air mass and lifting it until it forms clouds and rain along a front.