Sentence examples for ditch itself from inspiring English sources

Deposits in the bottom of the ditch included antler picks, which were used to dig the ditch itself, as well as bones of cattle and deer that were already centuries old when they were placed there.

Undeterred by this anomaly, the divide seeker moves downhill to the ditch itself.

The mount is 29 feet above the 6 feet wide ditch which itself is 7 feet deep.

Irrigation ditches, irrigation itself, and the construction of ponds are prominent examples of engineering associated with pastoralism.

Michelin could make a much more modern, inclusive case for itself and ditch the somewhat impenetrable format.

IN WARFARE, an outgunned force that manoeuvres to shoot from behind cover such as rocks or the rim of a ditch can often save itself from an otherwise nearly certain rout.

Did the business world trip into a ditch it will pull itself out of, or have we long been hiding skeletons in the dark nooks of our corner offices that are just finally coming out?

In 2011 it had to cut its prices and reinvent itself, ditching glitzier clothes to focus more on casual basics, says its chief executive, Enric Casi.

If there is no way through the current impasse one pale, last-ditch outcome suggests itself: an international tour to the Caribbean with Test matches against individual nations such as Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica and Barbados.

It brought itself (just) to ditch Mrs Thatcher as leader.

A state oversight board has been monitoring Nassau's finances for a decade — since the last time the county government drove itself into a ditch.