Sentence examples for needs to be dug from inspiring English sources

"I know that's a big issue, but all you end up doing is digging a bigger hole than needs to be dug," Collins said Thursday in Orlando.

The latrine needs to be dug in a place where waste will be safely contained (no run-off during the monsoon, no seepage into ground water).

Wilkin said that a trench needs to be dug at least a few meters deeper than the height of the whale, in order to keep the carcass from resurfacing.

The longtime owner, Gene Rapp, 80, said he was unconvinced, adding that he thinks a trench needs to be dug and studied for there to be a definitive conclusion.

The media simply needs to be digging deeper, beyond the press releases.

They are also expensive to replace, because roads need to be dug up.

When the puck needed to be dug out of the corner, Daneyko was better than a shovel.

He also reset expectations: the canal would need to be dug out to a depth of 35 to 40 feet and require three months to accomplish.

Just pulling up any weed will never eradicate it; the roots need to be dug out so it will not regrow.

For cable modem and DSL installations, it's the battle in the streets: roads need to be dug up, permits pulled and off-duty police hired.

Several problems became harder to solve than anticipated: flooding in the basement; the elevator pit needed to be dug into bedrock; and termite damage required demolishing all walls and reinforcing sagging floors.