Sentence examples for dirt heap from inspiring English sources
"I have been involved with the rehabilitation of Times Square with the Shubert for 25 years, from the beginning when it was a dirt heap going into the sewer," said Lee Silver, director of corporate relations at the Shubert Organization.
But Burbank Unified eliminated the position in 2009 amid budget cuts, and the garden devolved into a dirt heap.
While editors, administrators, and faculty may all have useful information and advice to impart, only students can truly dish the dirt, and heap the praise, on what their schools have to offer.
Reports by the county, recently obtained by The Times, recount workers at the ranch feeding squirming birds by the bucket into the pounding machine, then turning the mashed remains with dirt and heaping the mixture into piles.
I don't want to heap dirt on America, a country that accepted us as its own.
Because even cranked all the way up to max for Duke Coach Mike Krzyzewski's record-breaking 903rd victory Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden — with all proper hype machinery in place to coat him in heroism — it still wasn't strong enough to overcome the feeling that the mountain Krzyzewski just climbed was a pile of dirt that had been heaped for many years on the top of a sinkhole.
The next line of tombs was the generation of his great-grandparents, and then he heaped dirt onto his grandparents' grave.
But Ellis managed to dig Adams most of the way out from under dirt he'd heaped upon his own head -- enough, anyway, so that David McCullough, America's best-selling presidential hagiographer, read "Passionate Sage" and was moved to write his own Adams book.
But after three years, it was nothing but a gigantic hole in the ground and a heap of dirt.
