Sentence examples for dig straight from inspiring English sources
Grass will grow through, but squirrels won't be able to dig straight down, their preferred method of attack.
Dig straight down and then tilt the shovel up so you are scooping the plants out of the soil to get all the roots.
Never dig straight up either.
Never dig straight down, as you could fall in lava.
On light, well-drained soils, they can be dug straight from the ground all through the winter.
Charlotte Eve, the co-founder of Edwards and Eve Cob Building, says she and her partner have trained thousands of people to build modern, liveable homes using earth dug straight from the ground.
In two weeks, the full one is ready to be dug straight into vegetable beds or the compost bin (not just dumped on top) where it will break down much quicker.
Once the terrier had cornered a badger underground, the men could sweep a receiver box over the ground to identify exactly where it was, before digging straight down to the badger with one hole.
But many mines on Bangka are dug straight down, and no one – from the police chief to Walhi to government officials – has ever heard of a mine owner being prosecuted for dangerous practices.
