Sentence examples for dug a path from inspiring English sources

So she dug a path that wandered between a handful of silver birches to the shore, dotting around new plantings of the birch Betula jacquemontii.

With his boots and poles, he dug a path that Rosemary and I could gingerly cross, and he carried our packs for us, one at a time.

Even though I have dug a path through the snow to my grills, I am already planning my agenda for spring.

Sunday, he began digging a path with a snow shovel to the nearest plowed street, Wood Avenue.

Facebook only needs to dig a path for the snowball to travel.

Here the men, from chief down, are seen taking off their shoes and going barefooted to dig a path for their caravan.

Sumit Joshi, a mountain guide from Australia, said from the Everest base camp that the argument started when the Sherpa guides, who were fixing ropes and digging a path on the snowy trail above Camp 2, asked the climbers to wait until they were finished.

So the next morning, we shouldered our packs and began a long ascent through a flower-filled meadow to Big Shovel Pass, named after a 1911 expedition party was blocked by snow and had to fashion shovels from trees to dig a path for the horses.

This is not my attempt to step over this heap but to dig a path out of it, as one would do if buried in debris.

Dig a path way around the house with a shovel.

A bible lay open on the lectern at Psalm 57: They spread a net for my feet / I was bowed down in distress / They dug a pit in my path / But they have fallen into it themselves.