Sentence examples for dug earth from inspiring English sources

/ You work because time paddles one way down the creek, toward a pine box in freshly dug earth.

The smells of both meth and freshly dug earth help bring Mr. Rash's rural present-day landscapes to life.

At the back of a low hill, in a small brick-built house, a brown-black trail of blood leads from a back room to a patch of recently dug earth in front of the house.

She smelled of freshly dug earth and her skin was all goose bumps, and when she came she bit his ear until he cried out and pinched her hard to make her let him go.

Naipaul's confessions to French are like those of a man who leads an investigator to the freshly dug earth in his backyard, and even points out the pieces of human flesh and bone, without ever saying, "I killed her".

The beauty lies not in places or possessions, for it is the workingman's life, steeped in fog and ankle-deep mud, on the flatlands of the Po, that Antonioni investigates here; people embrace against a pile of dug earth, not amid the cushioned trappings of the bourgeoisie.

"They dug New Jersey into a big hole," he said.

For any productive well to be dug, Owo Township, Ipele-Owo, Emure-Owo, and the southern part of Owo will be the safest area to explore for groundwater due to its high potential to store and transmit underground water.

Perhaps, but a few adverse court rulings could dig Rhode Island much deeper.

So it's up to Yorkshire to dig England out of this hole.

HE HAD hoped to dig Spain out of its hole without raising taxes, cutting services or hurting pensioners.