'ditch making' is not a usable phrase in written English.
For example, the sentence "He enjoyed ditch making" does not make sense in this context.
I'm not ready to ditch make up completely.
My thinking is, if you're a musician and you can make music instead of digging a ditch, make it".
In May of 2010 when President Obama encapsulated a ton of economic jargon for the average American in one succinct metaphor: "After they drove the car into the ditch, made it as difficult as possible for us to pull it back, now they want the keys back.
In the narrow agricultural logic of the time, his ditches made a certain economic sense.
During the construction of sponge city, the dispersed ponds and the ditches made of durable and permeable materials in Ganzhou ancient drainage system are recommended to increase the amount of infiltration, storage and utilization of rainwater.
Recent evidence has begun to call into question the assumption that aquatic biodiversity is concentrated exclusively in larger rivers and lakes, instead showing that it is distributed throughout the landscape and that small waterbodies, such as ponds and ditches, make a significant contribution to biodiversity.
The V-shaped ditch was 6 m deep and between 11 m and 12 m wide; the size of the previous ditch is unknown as re-cutting the ditch has made it hard to ascertain.
Every five or six miles, walking at a good pace of three to four miles an hour, we reach one of the turfy hill forts, a ring of dike and ditch, which made this whole ridge such a formidable defensive barrier.
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The build quality of the Type 94 pistol declined over its production run; "last ditch" pistols made in 1945 were crudely manufactured.
