Sentence examples for pit full of from inspiring English sources
A huge foundation pit, full of earth and crawling machines, had swallowed the nineteenth-century alley.
She was taken by Lithuanian policemen to a pit full of corpses.
They cover the smoking pit full of food with giant naka leaves and let everything hiss and steam for an hour.
Students built their own workspaces using scaffolding, and were encouraged to scavenge from a pit full of old airplane wings and other industrial refuse.
"I think if CBS could, they would set these people against each other with swords and tridents in a pit full of tigers".
Under all the roads in Canary Wharf is a 6.5 metre deep pit full of the most sophisticated modern electronics, plumbing and power.
When the company ceased operations in Ecuador, in 1992, it allegedly left behind hundreds of open pits full of malignant black sludge.
Three pits full of terracotta warriors stood poised to protect the First Emperor from the vengeful ghost armies of his victims.
Native rulers were understandably upset to be caught in a struggle they never asked for, and kept pits full of man-eating insects.
Wads of snow streak the sides of standing stones in the prehistoric Hurlers circles and, close by, whitened hummocks of spoil are interspersed with old prospecting pits full of slushy water.
If you go to the Museum of London, have a look at the displays on the Neolithic and Bronze Age: the Heathrow area was a bizarre ritual landscape in prehistoric times, with causeway camps, pits full of sacrificial bulls and a celtic temple.
