It was difficult to dig because there were rocks.
"I don't know where to dig because I don't know where the house is," he said.
So stop digging, because you just produce more (unless you use a sieve to remove every last sliver).
The suburban volunteers would back out and the city firemen would go in to dig because "they wanted to take out their own," he said.
"Once you start digging, when to stop?" Like Holmes, Poirot, Marple, Marlowe, Smiley and other predecessors who are best in show, Renko just doesn't know when to stop digging because he is almost dysfunctional when doing anything else.
At the time, the zookeeper was not sure what his son had found, so the two kept digging because they knew there was a chance of finding Jurassic period marine life remnants in the area.
Nikolaos Stampolidis, a professor of classical archaeology at the University of Crete who supervised an excavation site, said archaeologists usually do not like to have shows in museums while they are digging because they worry about making mistakes.
"Looking for the Pony," presented by the Vital Theater Company, takes its name from the old joke about the child shown a pile of horse manure who happily starts digging because "there's got to be a pony in here somewhere".
Others dig because it beats having no job at all.
I don't know if I can make a case as to why we should be allowed to dig because I don't know if that case really exists".
