Sentence examples for deep ditch from inspiring English sources

The rest of the vehicle had flown across the highway and landed in a deep ditch.

Barrelling through a deep ditch, he started to hum a little tune.

We all ran around the corner and threw ourselves into a deep ditch.

But excavations turned up not a wall, but a wide deep ditch cut into bedrock.

But the wall is interrupted by a deep ditch, where pigs nose about with birds perched on their backs.

In 1086 the town consisted of a castle, cathedral, and small settlement, all surrounded by a wall and deep ditch.

The prior beta grain boundaries were found to have deep ditch-like appearance which depth increased with increasing milling time.

Avebury's original bank once loomed nearly fifty-five feet over a thirty-foot-deep ditch.

At 3am we went back tried again and found a 1.5-metre-deep ditch to crawl through.

The plane spun for another 60 feet and plunged into the sump, a 25-foot-deep ditch that collects rainwater and runoff from the parking lot.

That meant chugging down the middle of the 150-foot wide, 12-foot-deep ditch that in its heyday transformed New York and the nation, ushering in an age of industrial and economic power.