Sentence examples for make the trench from inspiring English sources

'We needed to measure the distance I travelled in six-and-a-half minutes, so we'd know how long to make the trench we were going to build.

Tamp down the soil at the bottom of the trench with your shovel, and make the trench 1 inch (or 2.5 cm) deeper for every 8 feet (or 2.4 meters) of length.

And that is when I think that the idea of making "The Trench" was born.

Concerned only with interference from cosmic radiation and nearby townspeople, the structure was built underground — but they didn't count on the possibility of a small one-man fighter armed with the Force a clumsy bird with a bit of baguette making the trench run and hitting it where the least expected it.

The lava then flows through the trench just as Randy planned, but due to a miscalculation he made, the trench leads the lava to Denver, destroying it.

In front of the Royal Crescent is a Ha-ha, a trench on which the inner side of which is vertical and faced with stone, with the outer face sloped and turfed, making the trench, in effect, a sunken fence or retaining wall.

In a more agitated way, these same curves make the churned-up trench-scape in his First World War horror-masterpiece, We Are Making a New World.

Make sure the trench is filled with gravel all around the piping, including on top, but do not pack the gravel down tight.

Patagonia produced only a thousand of these puffy orange numbers, so if you want to scale the heights in comfort, pick one up now — or wait a while until global warming makes the Fogbank trench coat a smarter purchase ($249).

Mr. Bailey made the Burberry trench the centerpiece of the collection, as he did in his January men's show, adding fur to hems and collars, and featuring as well a pale shadow version of the label's signature check in cotton twill.

They are walking in the trenches to make the world a better place, and it's freaking hard work.