Sentence examples for many ditches from inspiring English sources

Health problems arose particularly along the easily flooded coast, where the many ditches and ponds provide ideal environments for the spread of disease.

As of 2009 the site of the city was a wasteland, crossed by many ditches, surrounded by the homes of poor people.

This is supported by the possibility that the multiple rings of ditches often employed at developed hill forts (the technical term for which is "multivallate") were likely to be not just defensive; so many ditches and ramparts, such as those at Maiden Castle, were excessive for defence alone so were likely used as statements of power and authority.

Many ditched their cars at Dubai airport on their way out of town in 2009.

Leaked data showed less than half of owners kept using them after a month with many ditching Spectacles after just a week.

And many ditch their spiritual upbringing for the next new thing.

The flat countryside has many irrigation ditches and canals, the most important of which is Al-Ṣaghīr Canal.

The area is hydrologically characterised by the presence of many drainage ditches, slowly flowing small streams, temporary puddles, the oxbows and the main stream of the river Rhine.

Only 1% to 3% of 10,313 individual river reaches in the UK receiving WWTW effluent were predicted to have average E2Eq >10 ng/L, and, of these, many are ditches composed almost entirely of sewage effluent [ 34].

This year many delegates ditched everything else to go Japanese.

Hard though they battled, the losers had to make too many last-ditch challenges.