Sentence examples for shovelling through from inspiring English sources

"It's especially scary when the house is covered [in sand] at night and you can only wait in the dark until morning to dig your way out," by shovelling through sand or using a tractor to wade through it, he said.

I kept it shovelled through the first several snowfalls, but then gave up.

There was the snowstorm he and his crew had to shovel through to get to the greenhouses.

Meanwhile, I have shovelled through some of 2011's backlog and am considering the tiny stack of stories which will hopefully have grown into a new anthology by the end of 2012.

Yet City airport's expansion has been shovelled through local and national planning with minimum consultation and without much public debate, even as air pollution in London is known by the government to be killing 9,500 people a year and breaking the law.

I would grab up the paper, and it would go on top of the huge, miserable pile of shit that I had to shovel through.

In his book Tomar describes his approach to stockpiling orders: I would grab up the paper, and it would go on top of the huge, miserable pile of shit that I had to shovel through.

He's tying up young bamboo — their delicate tresses litter the driveway — shovelling a door through the snowto free the imprisoned azaleas.

Fine shot and the Sri Lanka captain then shovels one through mid-wicket for a couple.

But the very clear signal is that the administration is not going to shovel money through the door of the Pentagon.

It requires shovelling, insulating against, struggling through, surviving, even.