Sentence examples for by dug from inspiring English sources

Underground space has widely been used through history, provided either by natural or by dug cavities that were used as storage for farming production.

Ground water is developed in these formations by dug wells, dug cum bore wells, and bore wells tapping weathered and fractured zones.

Surface water canals contribute 89% to irrigation, while the rest 11% is accounted by dug wells and tube wells.

Adjust the ground yourself if you have to by digging out the flat spot and filling in any holes.

You do have to start by digging.

Protect the dogwood's roots by digging slowly and carefully.

Then you dig and dig, slowly, bit by bit, because you know that by digging you're causing damage.

Keynes argued that governments, in extremis, could boost demand by digging holes.

After months of negotiations, neither camp has much to lose by digging in.

Mr. Crawford planted his first garlic by digging a trench with a hoe.

By digging in the San Leandro trash heap, which was ancient, evidence might be turned up.