Sentence examples for digging a house from inspiring English sources

Digging a house on the side of a mountain is normally a good starting point and it's more likely you will spawn near mountains not near a big space for a house!

In Nevada, Heizer began to build a house, digging a well and framing up a kitchen with scrap from the construction of "Complex One".

The police are considering digging behind a house on the city's Northwest Side for the remains of more victims of John Wayne Gacy Jr., who was executed in 1994 for killing 33 boys and young men.

"If you're digging a ditch or painting a house, laying pipes or setting bricks – anything that involves basic hand-eye co-ordination – there will be low-cost, efficient mechanical devices that can do that work," says Kaplan.

'I cut her legs off with that and I'm not telling you I have lived that a million times doing that since then and then I cut her head off and then I put her in the bin and put the lid on and rolled it down to the bottom of the garden behind the Wendy house.' He dug a hole in which to bury Heather.

"Every village is digging a pit just beyond the houses for garbage.

The Egyptian authorities have created a buffer zone, demolishing houses and digging a trench to prevent smuggling between Egypt and Gaza - which they say is a source of weapons for the militants.

Officials said the inmates had escaped through the tunnel, dug from a house to the wing of the prison where political prisoners are detained in Kandahar.

Even her digs — a house by the Modernist architect Richard Neutra — are museum-worthy.

A first task would be to raise the house, dig a basement and reseat the house on a new foundation.

Inevitably, a bolder idea presented itself: if you could dig a clavo beneath a house near the U.S. border, why not continue digging and come out on the other side?