Sentence examples for dirt ground from inspiring English sources

"We buried him in a patch of dirt ground.

By that time, the patches of fire on the dirt ground, sustained by burning taalis and bangles, serve as the primary source of external lighting.

There was a fist-size hole in a living-room window, the front door had to be locked with an ugly wooden plank dropped into metal brackets, and the carpet was filthy, the dirt ground in.

"It is a necessity," said Ms. Skhakhane, pausing from washing laundry in a plastic bucket on the dirt ground to fish her blue Nokia out of the pocket of her flowered apron.

Testing by Choice had found the product had been less effective than water but a spokesman for Vanish said Choice had not used the product on dirt ground into carpet, the substance and surface it was designed for.

"Yeah, I saw those in France!" His wife recently left him, he says, and he shuffles across the silky dirt ground to show us the room he has to himself now in what resembles a dormitory – containing only a mattress and a suitcase.

We had been transported overnight from the cramped, dirt grounds of the camps in rural Thailand to a lit up concrete jungle where the entire world laid below our feet.

A first-time author follows a group of boys from the dirt grounds of Africa to an immaculate academy in Qatar, where they and their families chase the dream of a pro career.

The refugees are often hungry, ill, or injured from their long journeys, but they have to immediately get to work building temporary homes on dirt grounds that slide into streams of thick, ankle-deep mud whenever there's heavy rain.

Mr. Nickson explains the work of Mr. Phipps: "The 'ancients' had deep respect for the ground (dirt, earth), and also the displacement of form (mountains, boulders) and its imprint on the environment.

The shovel lurched forward and scooped up three tons of dirt, breaking ground for the country's first commercial nuclear power plant.