Sentence examples for ditch onto from inspiring English sources

One body appeared to have been pulled from a ditch onto a roadside and set on fire.

He squatted there a moment more, then stood and said, I'll see you guys, and climbed the side of the ditch and onto the street.

You can also push the cart onto it's side as you ditch to stop it dead in it's tracks.

When he refused, they pushed his car into a ditch and rolled it onto its roof.

But Labour group leader Corrie McChord said the SNP had only decided to accept the Labour amendment when it became clear the group would be defeated on its own budget and accused the administration of being in a "last ditch" attempt to hold onto power.

After our taxi dropped us at the side of the road near a final, lonely restaurant, we headed straight up the slope, through light forest and over an irrigation ditch, until we eventually stumbled onto a well-worn path.

The truck veers slowly off the road in front of him and rolls down into the bar ditch, where it tilts up onto two wheels and balances for a moment and then drops back onto all four wheels and sits there in silence.

Hang onto winners and ditch losers.

If caught in the open in tornadic conditions, it is recommended to stay low to the ground (preferably in a ditch or culvert) and to hold onto a sturdy object such as a tree stump.

As he landed, hundreds of civilians and soldiers poured out of the ditches and rushed onto the aircraft.

Moreover, as the pits fill up, the foul smelling waste, which can contain high levels of pathogens, nutrients and other pollutants, is often sprayed onto ditched fields which can rapidly transport the waste into nearby streams and rivers.