Sentence examples for digging will be from inspiring English sources
A rescue dog was then sent in, and as a result, two areas were identified and marked with green painted circles where digging will be targeted over the next few hours despite the pouring rain.
Seamus Heaney's Digging will be dusted down in schools and colleges, as will Philip Larkin's Toads: "Why should I let the toad work/ Squat on my life?" And its recanting sequel, Toads Revisited, which ends: "Give me your arm, old toad;/ Help me down Cemetery Road".
Too rocky and the digging will be hard!
If digging will be required for the construction of your ramp be sure to check with the appropriate local government offices and utilities concerning hidden underground pipes or wires.
When the museum is complete, the sand will be removed and, according to Mr. Tschumi, the dig will be just as the archaeologists left it.
The actual femur, as well as handful of other real bones from the dig, will be on display at the museum for the next year.
Yet by the time the building is finished its acres of office space (twice as much as in its present downtown digs) will be too small to accommodate the expanding remit of the ECB.
Dig Your Own Dinosaurs WEDNESDAY -- Snakes, lizards, behind-the-scenes tours for older children and a dinosaur dig will be among the activities at the American Museum of Natural History's annual family party.
The anything-goes event is in its seventh summer season, headquartered for the last time in the ramshackle compound on Sixth and New York Avenue NW. (Next year's new digs will be announced soon). You know it by the beer tent and the hive of patrons thumbing through the fat guide of 130 theater/comedy/music/dance/experimental/novelty acts in 15 venues over 18 days.
An exhibition of key finds from the first phases of the dig will be on display to visitors at Nash's House, together with new artefacts unearthed this year.
The objects uncovered at the dig will be taken away for more expert analysis before going on display in the National Museum of Wales.
