Sentence examples for little ditch from inspiring English sources

After they had run into the brush on the side of the road, I walked up to the little ditch and realized that it was full of water.

We ran and there was a little ditch in the slope of the hill and it was really just a few seconds when I felt the airwave that was ahead of the avalanche push me down.

Glasses wearers will relate to this a little; think of that ridge on your temples and the little ditch on both sides of your nose.

We have learned to dig a little ditch for water to get to a berry patch about 50 yards (45.7 m) from the creek every May (it always disappears by the next year).

See you next time Little Surf Ditch.

"We got too many guys who became dependent on a certain amount of overtime, and if they weren't able to make that they found themselves in a little bit of ditch," Mr. Martin said.

But this year it's time to do things a little differently – to ditch the drudge and take up some sustainable food resolutions you're likely to keep for life.

There seems little mileage in ditching him.

If Little Bo Peep ditched her crook and became a goth, she might look like Hendeles.

But in addressing the Wright business, Obama managed to avoid playing the game as it was supposed to be played (ie, saying as little as possible, ditching Wright, then pretending nothing had happened).

Personally, I'm a little bummed he ditched Colbert's moniker, as I much preferred Clinton's first Twitter bio: "I am President William Jefferson Billy Jeff Rodham Clinton.