Sentence examples for digging in the ground from inspiring English sources
I also came across small children, sometimes just 2 or 3 years old, digging in the ground for edible roots or seeds that they popped in their mouths.
Because rather than digging in the ground and mining whatever comes up, Taiwan has mined its 23 million people, their talent, energy and intelligence — men and women.
They must have areas for "rooting" (digging in the ground) and will become destructive if their natural behaviour is not allowed.
"We concluded that Josephoartigasia must have used its incisors for activities other than biting, such as digging in the ground for food, or defending itself from predators," said Cox. "This is very similar to how a modern day elephant uses its tusks".
Cranes use their powerful bills for digging in the ground to get at bulbs and roots below the surface, and a similar foraging action has been noted for the gray-necked wood rail (Aramides cajanea) of tropical America, which probes in ground debris, flicking it aside with the bill.
For example, we can recognize the activity of putting on clothes or digging in the ground whenever we encounter anyone doing them.
Following this, as both sides dug in, the campaign ground to a stalemate, and the battalion undertook mainly defensive duties along the perimeter around Anzac Cove.
Police were also digging in the grounds of the home yesterday, but their efforts remained concentrated upon the cellar, which victims say was divided into three rooms.
Many families live in holes dug in the ground and covered with logs, earth and plastic sheets.
