Sentence examples for easy to dig from inspiring English sources
Naturalized seedlings are easy to dig up in late winter.
The clay-like soil in San Diego makes it easy to dig tunnels into the ground.
"It is easy to dig," Michèle Moos, the red-haired manager of the site, told me.
The Lötschberg was relatively easy to dig: the granite and schist it traverses are hard but consistent.
It is not easy to dig down inside and relive the most painful parts of one's life night after night.
Its organic matter has increased, there are a lot more earthworms, and the soil is very friable, which makes it easy to dig holes for transplanting.
Colonel Qaddafi will find it easier to dig in his heels if he thinks the region is divided.
The line among surgeons was allegedly: "It's easier to dig a hole than build a pole".
In these states, it is now easier to dig a new coal mine than to build a wind farm.
I applaud his courage because it might have been easier to dig his heels in and stay on".
