Sentence examples for first dug from inspiring English sources

Silchester, on a low hill near Basingstoke in Hampshire, was first dug up by the Victorians.

Another manmade feature, this is an old waterway first dug, perhaps, in Roman times.

Clayton Phipps, the Dino Cowboy, remembers the day in June 2006 he first dug up the tyrannosaur.

The ditches were first dug during the Depression to drain wetlands of standing water where mosquitoes can breed.

Troops learned to fortify newly won positions immediately; employing spades and axes carried in their packs, they first dug rifle pits and then expanded them into trenches.

While I have independently confirmed the facts in this column, a lot of the distortions were first dug up by Darcie Cimarusti, an opponent of the charter school.

At first, digging was done by hand with picks and baskets, peasants being drafted as forced labour.

Quoting Confucius, he said, "A person who sets out on a path of revenge should first dig two graves".

Another quote, Confucius this time, said: "A person who sets out on a path of revenge should first dig two graves".

For example, chimpanzees of the Congo basin first dig into termite mounds with a stout stick and then fish for individual termites with a long, slender wand.

The Economist, in a look at the challenges facing the architects of new U.S. embassies, headlined its article "First, dig your moat".