Sentence examples for diggers from inspiring English sources
Under Nelson's watch the memorial has increased its efforts to tell the story of Indigenous service personnel – "black diggers" – in the world wars and in subsequent peacekeeping and peacekeeping operations.
The committee wrote: "This includes interviews with world war one diggers and sporting identities.
As the diggers arrived, he blocked the entrance to the site by installing his desk and sat in his chair dictating letters to a secretary.
In the shadow of a teaching hospital whose windows had been blasted out, diggers began moving sheets of metal, rubble and singed clothes from the streets.
Unlike on Saturday night in El Salvador, when hundreds of survivors steered diggers to areas where their family members might be buried, markedly fewer people waited for relatives and friends to emerge from the immense landslide yesterday.
In Geneva, they're at an early stage, in Munich, after years of debate, the politicians have apparently opted for a terrible bodge, and in London… Well: I have the sense that although nothing has been publicly announced, there are some possibly positive noises off at the moment; but whether that will turn into the churn of diggers, earth-movers, and pile-drivers remains to be seen.
Uber's dirt-diggers, Michael said, could expose Lacy.
Others, Mr Lee says, are wary of the stereotype of the doenjangnyeo (a disparaging term for a class of Korean women seen as latte-loving gold-diggers).
Christian Democrat leaders want the unions' influence cut back; Guido Westerwelle, leader of the free-market Free Democrats, Germany's liberals, has called the unions "the grave-diggers of the welfare state" and "a plague on our country".
"We are selling shovels to the gold-diggers".Increasingly, though, Germany's hidden champions are enjoying a measure of international celebrity.
Financial services will be fertile territory, given the temptation for stressed firms to cook the books.Some corporate executives squeal that the new rules will produce waves of frivolous claims by gold-diggers.
