Sentence examples for dig across from inspiring English sources
Never dig deeper than you dig across to avoid collapse.
After some time we are joined by Tarek, fresh from a dig across the border.
He has elicited routine chants of "U.S.A.! which, according to fans, doubles as a dig across the park toward the other major stadium just a stroll away, that of the colossus Liverpool, where fans roil in ire with that club's American owners.
On a recent, gray spring afternoon, I went to see the latest, and largest, Crossrail dig, across the road from Liverpool Street station, in the middle of the financial district, where a new ticket hall will soon occupy the space previously filled by London's first municipal graveyard.
Trenches have been dug across New Jersey, from Belmar to Princeton.
The breaches that the storm dug across the island are another matter.
Using horses and manpower, the canal was dug across the state.
The Israeli government, for example, is looking for ways to identify tunnels dug across their borders.
Instead, those greenhouses were used to cover up terrorists' tunnels dug across the border into Israeli towns and villages.
He adapted one of his snag boats as a dredge, and after two weeks of digging across the narrow neck he had a good swift current flowing.
Their passage was facilitated by a massive engineering works: a channel was dug across the Isthmus of Actium so that the peaks of Mount Athos might be avoided.
