Sentence examples for dig up to from inspiring English sources

Such woods include spruce, poplar, birch and red oak.[1] Use a tarp to catch the soil you dig up to make post holes when installing a fence.

Lucy is a fan of anything, and I mean anything, she can dig up to watch on PBS.

Cuadrilla announced this morning it would dig up to eight wells at two sites in the county - at Roseacre Wood, near Elswick, and to the west of the delightfully named village of Little Plumpton.

She also laid out plans to ensure less disruption on the roads, such as making utility companies pay rent on the road space they dig up to give them a "real incentive" to work efficiently, and clear justification for the need to have traffic lights in a given area.

It's taken up the whole of his garden, which his housemates helped to dig up to get it in.

Who'd have thunk that Stevie Nicks would be one of the most current mentors "Idol" could dig up to coach their kids?

The dirt dug up to build would be reused, when possible.

For who could afford for that infected earth to be dug up to check identities?

And in the event of a rupture, newly paved roads may have to be dug up to repair a pipeline.

The streets are being dug up to replace the antiquated drainage system and to improve water supply.

The Wilderness Battlefield in Virginia still has the earthworks that soldiers dug up to shield themselves from fire.