Sentence examples for dig more than from inspiring English sources

To determine the extent and activity of a typical aquifer, researchers usually dig more than a dozen wells, install sensitive monitors, and visit the sites every few months to take measurements.

Between 1943 and 1945, Germany forced prisoners of war to dig more than five miles of underground tunnels near Walbrzych, and were told they would be used as factories.

If there's one thing we dig more than catchy 'n smooth pseudo-disco jams, it's bad things happening to Andy Dick.

If you're likely to dig more than 1 foot (30cm) deep however, it's generally best to call in additional help, or leave the test pit and ask your local school, university or local historical society to get involved.

It involves building hundreds of reservoirs and digging more than 600 miles of canals.

Zlobin said he dug more than ten prospect holes in the hope of finding meteorite fragments, but without success.

Individual flats in this study were dug as much as 155% and as little as 0% annually, but rarely were they dug more than once a year as studies assessing the impact of digging on soft-sediment communities have assumed.

Such was the renown of this prosperous mine that an adit and subsequent shaft were dug more than a mile to the south.

It was all part of the six-year-long Stonehenge Riverside Project, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, which involved digging more than 60 trenches.

The tunnel was tall enough for Mr. Guzmán to walk through standing upright — his nickname translates to Shorty — and had been dug more than 30 feet underground.

The lead architect, Filippo Caprioglio, said that the interior floor was nothing more than a sandbox, noting that if he dug more than a foot he would hit water.