Sentence examples for carving a pit from inspiring English sources
The bomb had penetrated into its bowels, carving a pit some thirty feet down and creating a slagheap of broken masonry and twisted metal.
They took turns with a wobbly pickax to carve a sewer pit into the rock-hard earth next to the center.
Lee is quickly carving a routine here.
It was built in the late nineteen-fifties, and in the years since water flowing through the dam's six floodgates has carved a three-hundred-foot-deep pit, or plunge pool, at its base.
From the pit of a cherry he carved a ring of thirty-six eachholdingeach holding itsitrunkunk the tail of the elephant before it.
Instead, it is attempting to carve a third path forward.
The first dune located near to the sea (proximal dune): i) A pit carved at the foot of this dune displays an interesting outcrop where a succession of three facies can be observed (Fig. 3e): at the base, with a thickness of at least 1.6 m, an accumulation of planar beds alternate with partial carbonate accumulation in finer beds.
Pitting Laura against a symbol of blue-state preoccupations, an African-American orphan (Yara Shahidi) whose soulful sculptures break hearts, Mr. Smith has carved an iceberg in pearls.
The project carves an important niche in this regard.
