Sentence examples for moving mounds from inspiring English sources

The garden team worked outdoors in temperatures that sometimes topped 90 degrees, pulling weeds and moving mounds of dirt with wheelbarrows, a more physically demanding assignment than some of the other groups.

Govan was 9 years old when Heizer bought land in the Nevada desert and began moving mounds of dirt and rock into what would become his monumental shadow burg.

I would have much rather reclined around a wood-burning stove drinking coffee than moving mounds of snow in the freezing cold.

But as technology and budgets increased, course architecture turned to moving major mounds of earth and building moats, lakes and hills.

We hold there is a considerable (although unquantified) difference between earth moving and mound building and that the construction of these important monuments required considerable knowledge, skill, planning, hard work, and attention to symbolic and ritual meaning.

On top of this change, they will experiment with moving the mound back from its long-held 60-feet 6-inches location.

You know, you'd have to move the mound, lower the mound, raise the mound.

"Inmates carried piles of sand in their uniforms," Wachsmann writes, while others "moved large mounds of earth on rickety wooden stretchers or shifted sacks of cement on their shoulders".

"Inmates carried piles of sand in their uniforms," Wachsmann writes, while others "moved large mounds of earth on rickety wooden stretchers or shifted sacks of cement on their shoulders". Four hundred and twenty-nine prisoners died and countless more were injured, yet in the end not a single brick was produced.

Move the mound back two feet.

Do you move the mound closer to home plate?" Maybe you don't do anything.