Sentence examples for school digging from inspiring English sources

In following summers, Mrs. LaRosa helped build a school, digging a latrine, hoisting 125-pound bags of cement and teaching students how to read and write in Spanish and converse in English.

A bulldozer will follow the winding creek from the north side of Linden Street to Martin Avenue, in the area between Newbridge Road and Bellmore Avenue, pushing through the backyards of 11 homes and the grounds of the Martin Avenue School, digging up shrubs, gardens and grass along the way.

Remkus started working for his dad out of high school, digging graves and cutting grass.

The founders put up a school, dug a swimming pool, and planted flower gardens.

A year ago, Michelle Obama and pupils from a Washington elementary school dug up a patch of the South Lawn to plant a White House vegetable garden.

In Niger, it said, it has improved the economy, has hired local residents and is building schools, digging wells and carrying out other "public welfare activities".

Drinking water is the most pressing problem, but community groups are also rehabilitating decrepit schools, digging irrigation canals and stringing electric wires to remote villages.

Since early summer, the city, Minamisoma, has teamed up with researchers from Tokyo University to decontaminate kindergartens and elementary schools, digging up contaminated soil in school yards and scrubbing surfaces with brushes.

His success in building schools, digging wells and delivering a modicum of stability in an area of Somalia that is home to terrorists and pirates had attracted the notice of the United Nations — and possibly envious rivals.

Fourteen garrisons, called Provincial Reconstruction Teams (PRTs), of American soldiers are distributing largesse across the country, often in still dangerous combat zones.Soldiers are building hospitals and schools, digging wells, treating illness, training Afghan soldiers and police, and advising local officials.

While a hostage-rescue mission generates news, the day-to-day work at Camp Lemonnier focuses on quiet efforts at improving the abilities of local militaries and law-enforcement personnel to protect and police their own territory, while assisting in building schools, digging wells, laying roads and vaccinating livestock.