Sentence examples for dig into the ground from inspiring English sources

"For a while, we have been hearing that when you dig into the ground, there is no more room to put anything," Mr. Dobrin said.

The primary problem, she said, is that many new homes are built on manmade slopes so residents can have basements without builders having to dig into the ground and cope with high water tables.

"I think they just dig into the ground and come out from another area.

This weekend, the robot will dig into the ground with its clamshell-shaped trowel, with the aim first of cleaning the mechanism of earthly contamination.

As crews of workers drill and dig into the ground surrounding the Panama Canal, they're not only setting the stage for the country's economic future they're also unearthing signs of its distant past.

When we come to a crossroads or crisis, past traditions also may lose their power to guide us; then we must dig into the ground of our own being.

The tandoor is a feature of many rural Afghan homes and often is a pit dug into the ground.

But here, when we dug into the ground, the gray, gravelly sand was hot and smelled of sulfur.

Some of the beasts were losing their claws and ripping their skin as they dug into the ground.

A root house was "partially dug into the ground and roofed with a sloping mound of grass-covered earth".

The trail was left on the ground during firing and absorbed the recoil of the gun, partly through sliding friction and partly by digging into the ground.