Sentence examples for ditch ground from inspiring English sources

The tubes were set firmly on the ditch ground surface and their outer walls were covered fully along the trench with the same soil excavated from the ditch to conform with the local ditch soil environment.

These directors are getting better at recruiting high-flyers and ditching ground-scrapers.

But instead of standing for a moment of silence at a memorial, a graceful rose granite circle carved with the victims' names, they gazed over the vast, empty ditch of ground zero.

That ditch in the ground in the Arizona desert doesn't often boast beautiful rainbows arching overhead.

When he died in poverty in 1809, he was buried, as unceremoniously as a dog in a ditch, in unhallowed ground on his farm in New Rochelle.

Once known as The 19th Hole, it sits at the bottom of a century-old ditch in the ground, lending two excuses for the least subtly-named bar since The Cock.

Take cover wherever you can, be it behind a flower pot, in a ditch in the ground, in a nick in the wall or even behind a vehicle.

"I dug ditches in the ground and hid the children".

And although he has shifted his political position on to more traditional Conservative ground, ditching much of the utopian talk of creating a Big Society in favour of a focus on low taxation and sound financial management, observers have noted how little being in office has changed Mr Cameron personally.

Watching you throw your trophies onto the ground, ditching the side of yourself that functions solely for outside validation and an "end-result" versus living for the satisfaction of a purposeful, risk-driven and flawed journey, is extraordinarily powerful.

Is The Sun preparing the ground to ditch Page 3 after all?