Sentence examples for unable to dig from inspiring English sources

The ground was frozen, though, and the woman was unable to dig a grave.

The state coal monopoly is unable to dig up enough of the black stuff, forcing power firms to buy pricier imported coal.

Units constantly disappeared, only to re-appear in completely different places, attacking from new angles that kept the defenders disoriented and unable to dig in.

The spokeswoman for Zermatt Tourism said rail staff had been unable to dig out the train tracks this afternoon but would assess the situation at 8.30am tomorrow.

It expects Indian coal-fired power generation to grow too though more slowly.Even developing countries with vast quantities of coal under home soil will find themselves unable to dig it out quickly enough to meet demand.

Arizona could not answer, a holding call against the offensive tackle Mike Gandy putting them in a hole out of which they were unable to dig themselves, and Roethlisberger resumed where he had left off on the ensuing drive.

Many other investors, unable or unwilling to dig through such data, have settled for pennies on the dollar.

The 1st Battalion, Royal Ulster Rifles, unable to outflank the position, were ordered to dig in.

One woman says that in the wake of the disaster people were forced to dig mass graves for the dead, unable to carry out Vodou funeral rites.

Therefore, it is likely that aetosaurs were able to dig to some extent, possibly rooting for food, but were unable to burrow.

Students at the Texas College of Mines were urged to "dig, dig, dig,….