Sentence examples for of dug from inspiring English sources

Table 1 Basic statistical parameters of groundwater samples of dug and tube well waters of Khipro area Parameters Dug wells (n = 23 samples) Tube wells (n = 16 samples) Min.

The release of dug occurred through non-Fickian mechanism.

"I kind of dug ourselves a hole," Roethlisberger said.

There was, and remains, a daring and a bigness to Mailer, derived from his preference for being knocked off balance instead of dug in.

I wound up debating both of them — Lou paid very little attention to Marty Golden and instead just kind of dug in on me".

The beauty lies not in places or possessions, for it is the workingman's life, steeped in fog and ankle-deep mud, on the flatlands of the Po, that Antonioni investigates here; people embrace against a pile of dug earth, not amid the cushioned trappings of the bourgeoisie.

These included small test plots of dug-up soil that can still be seen from the bedroom.

TOWARDS the end of the Gulf war in 1991, an American armoured scout unit in Iraq's southern desert stumbled upon a much larger elite force of dug-in Iraqi armour.

In England and Wales alone, 3,600 million liters of water is lost every day through leaks in the infrastructure, costing water companies billions of dollars in repairs and causing drivers untold disruption in the form of dug-up roads.

U.S. officials said NATO had increased the tempo of its airstrikes throughout the country, and members of the alliance spoke of improved targeting of dug-in loyalist forces, made possible in part by the presence of U.S. Predator drone aircraft.

As they passed a construction site, skirting mounds of dug-up sidewalk, Mr. Figueroa cheerfully called out his version of a warning to tread carefully: "This is a good sue!" he yelled.