Sentence examples for digging the soil from inspiring English sources

Soldiers winning the war, farmers digging the soil, that sort of thing".

I spent an afternoon in January digging the soil, turning up worms for a hungry robin that followed me and my spade; the promise of things to come.

The required force of the hammer impulse is determined in order to be able to overcome the resistance from digging the soil resistance.

The odd plume of dust is kicked up into the hot summer air as the touring boats round the various statues being erected on the canal's banks: Isis (the goddess of protection), a shiny silver metal globe and a 20ft-high rendering of a worker digging the soil.

Archaeologists have been digging the soil of Greece for more than two centuries.

By digging the soil you will encourage much more rapid breakdown of organic matter.

"The great thing about an uncultivated system where you don't dig the soil is that the beneficial fungi get established and can move around the nitrogen".

Most people have never had to dig the soil, produce compost, plant seeds, raise these seedlings, transplant them, water them, weed the beds, harvest the crop.

One group of workers I saw were bent over the ground, one had a spade, the rest dug the soil with their fingers.

Stevenson said a few words in Wes' honor, then handed a small shovel to Johnson to dig the soil that would make its way to the Legacy Museum.

I gathered stones into buckets by hand, moving them from one place to the next as I started to dig the soil and bury the roots of plants, of promise.