Sentence examples for from the ditch from inspiring English sources

She stops and drinks from the ditch, scooping up the water with her fingers.

By the stage were the old-school partyers from the Ditch Plains days: surfers, fashion designers and the creative set in their costumes.

Then come the book's final, distressing lines: Stuart rose from the ditch, climbed into his car, and started up the road that led toward the north.

From the ditch behind the house, Kate could see her husband up at the old forestry hut, where mottled scrubland gave way to dense lines of trees.

In all, the remains of 38 people were unearthed from the ditch, which remained cordoned off and guarded as a crime scene this month.

Earth from the ditch was thrown up to form the rampart and parapet that provided cover for the musketeers and for the gunners of the artillery.

This paper focuses on a practical on-farm application for the cuttings that may stimulate farmers to remove the material from the ditches.

As Susie ferried us back into society, beef cattle glared at us from the ditches, and calves stumbled in the road.

The morning was swampish and there was a rotten-vegetable stink from the ditches and the berries were dull jewels on the hedges — she wanted it to happen quickly and then to be done with the whole unfathomable business.

The increase in spacing between the ditches is seen to increase the travel times of particles, particularly for particles traversing in streamlines originating from areas located away from the ditches (Fig. 8).

Thus, the reclamation time of an area lying in the immediate vicinity of the drains of a subsurface drainage system may be relatively much less as compared to cleaning time of a zone located further away from the ditches.