Sentence examples for digging up land from inspiring English sources

In 2008, local newspapers reported that FBI agents were digging up land in Monroe to look for guns used in the lynching.

"To me, taking up more of one after I die is pathetic". This year, Dr. Campbell, 49, "went ballistic," he said, when he discovered that Fernwood was not adhering to strict environmental precepts, planting inappropriate trees in coastal prairie and digging up land reserved for natural burial with a backhoe.

The newspaper says that the police has issued an appeal following claims metal detecorists were illegally digging up land at historical spots around Fermanagh.

Williams, the company building the pipeline, wants to pay farm owners to allow it to dig up land, install the line, and return the land to farm use.

Recently, the wild boars have dug up land in the search for food around Coleford and Ruardean and the Forest Hills Golf Club.

So far detecting has been tolerated in Britain on the basis that it only digs up land to plough depth and therefore doesn't exacerbate disturbance of historically significant sites.

Make sure you know the land-owner is happy with you digging up the ground.

One day in 2004 he found Mr Li and two of his five brothers digging up the crops on his land, and tried to stop them.

"They dig up the land, create dikes, use chemicals and kill everything off.

It will be impossible to feed those extra mouths by digging up more land, because there isn't much going and because land conversion is a large source of greenhouse gases.

It's now been more than a year and a half since Transco began digging up their land and yet the Erbs still haven't seen a dime for their land.