Sentence examples for bit of ditch from inspiring English sources

"We got too many guys who became dependent on a certain amount of overtime, and if they weren't able to make that they found themselves in a little bit of ditch," Mr. Martin said.

More of a slim slope or bit of a ditch.

And as the game played out its final stages, they oohed and aahed at each near miss and every time a bit of last-ditch defiance deprived England of a wicket.

Then it could be proposed that it is contemporary women's lack of humour that prevents them from identifying a hasty fondle by a parliamentarian as an innocent bit of fun, or "Ditch the Witch" as just a pun.

Play a bit of ding dong ditch!

It's a bit of a last-ditch effort.

"I've done a little bit of everything – retail, digging ditches, whatever it takes.

"I think I wrote a blog saying it would take many more years and a lot more experience and a bit of luck before I can ditch the under-23 part of my title.

He's been sniffed while standing in a doorway just round the corner and has tried to ditch a small bit of weed and pass his car keys to his friends.

"There's a small bit of vindication that in a last-ditch effort Trump is adopting the same talking points that some Republicans had used a year and a half ago to try to find a sensible pathway forward on this issue," said Ryan Williams, a Republican strategist who worked as an adviser to Bush's 2016 presidential campaign and for 2012 nominee Mitt Romney.

"We've found several items over the years including a bit of undercarriage when I was digging a ditch," he said.