Sentence examples for dig earth from inspiring English sources

The community unanimously agreed that people should not cut trees or plants, dig earth and stones, or kill animals on the yul-lha, some adding other misdemeanours such as making fires, shouting, urinating and fighting.

Could they help dig Britain out of its current crisis?

Perhaps, but a few adverse court rulings could dig Rhode Island much deeper.

So it's up to Yorkshire to dig England out of this hole.

HE HAD hoped to dig Spain out of its hole without raising taxes, cutting services or hurting pensioners.

Despite the fanfare with which this plan was launched, it alone will not dig Britain out of its hole.

First, Collins' review of the first series: I hereby testify that you needn't dig country music to dig Nashville.

The Government has found a novel way to dig Britain out of its economic mess – by selling tea to China.

A picturesque stretch of the Northumberland coast would be blighted if proposals to dig England's largest opencast coalmine are approved, locals have warned.

Having failed so far to dig Europe out of a hole or quell fears that the crisis will spread, European officials are welcoming Mr. Li's spending spree.

Whoever's excavators dig China's countryside, the color will be the same, yellow.