Sentence examples for got a shovel from inspiring English sources

"Got a shovel and a few hours to spare?

I got a shovel, and I got gloves.

It's kind of that simple...If there's dirt, we've got a shovel".

I got a shovel and an axe, a jerrycan, the very basics for living, just for day to day survival.

Get a shovel and dig for it, you hacks.

I used to get a shovel and dig a hole and climb in it to keep warm in between takes.

Some developers and film executives doubt whether Miramax and TriBeCa Productions will ever get a shovel in the ground.

Alan Johnson, the opposition's finance spokesman, said many people felt let down by the government as if told to "get a shovel or stay at home".

Someone calls out, "Get a shovel," and I remember not being clear about whether they wanted to use the shovel to club the shark to death or use it to save the shark by pushing it back into the water.

"You go and get a shovel that's supposedly made in England and costs $75, and where does it get you?" Both gardens and gardening, it would seem, require a lot of artifice to look natural.

During the Democratic Convention, Scarborough claimed that the McCain campaign was on the upswing, and Olbermann muttered, "Jesus, Joe, why don't you get a shovel," which I guess meant that he was proposing a more efficient method of piling up waste products.