Sentence examples for high ditch from inspiring English sources

The stubble of worms they take shaved clean at the root, loose grass on the breeze and shifting temporary islands somewhere behind the high ditch world enough for them – held in a gaze they do not return tracking their looped cries upwards and peeling away as one at last that I might know what I have seen.

Rather, areas of high ditch density close to a main river are likely to be of greater value and should be targeted for enhancement.

Patterson's success came relatively late in life, and much of the book catalogues her various rich-girl-in-the-Jazz Age high jinks: ditching husbands one and two, hunting water buffalo in Indochina.

Also the sorption increase caused by DOM remove in under plant soil was slightly higher than ditch soil.

The dyke was not so much a fortification as a demarcation line, consisting as it did of a plain bank (sometimes 60 feet [18 metres] high) and a ditch (12 ft deep) facing Wales.

In Ukraine, on the other hand, Russia is giving the world an unpleasant reminder of how border conflicts used to be dealt with: a model that it is high time to ditch.

The most striking aspect of ITV's camerawork, however, was undoubtedly the use of a drone camera, positioned high above the ditch at the top of the hill, to provide an overhead view of the runners as they started their descent towards the home turn.

The earthworks consisted of an inner bank three metres high, with a ditch three and a half metres deep.

As for Mark, he believes it's high time to ditch both the fear and the stigma.

Another line of earthworks survives around 40 m south-east of these earthworks; its bank is 0.3 m high, with a ditch up to 0.2 m deep.

It's high time to ditch the myth of work/life balance, that striving for mastery of your personal life and your professional self and achieving stability while trying to be present in both.