Sentence examples for visit dug from inspiring English sources

Last month a group of Hindu nationalists, opposed to the Pakistani visit, dug up the same Delhi pitch in an attempt to stop the Test going ahead.

Tom, who was wearing shorts and a T-shirt despite the rain when the Guardian visited, dug out Beryl's old handwritten weather logs to show how in Januarys past there always used to be some zeros in the rainfall column.

First, a soil typology is established by the farmers through field visits, digging soil pits, and so forth.

"In the preparations for the 2000 visit, the service dug its heels in, repeatedly confronting the top N.S.C. officials with horror scenarios," Mr. Benjamin and Mr. Simon write.

When a business orders broadband, it sets in motion a multi-stage process involving bartering deals, on-site visits, permits, digging up roads and eventually the installation.

I combed my hard drives from games and museums I had visited to dig up anything that was relevant, and I headed out to as many ballparks as I could to get my own shots of players, stadiums and other items.

Muriel said: "About 25 years ago I visited some muddy fields being dug up in China.

Mr Jones visited the site and symbolically dug the first sod of earth to allow the construction of memorial, made from Pennant bluestone mined near Pontypridd, to begin.

You can visit a dig of Mayan ruins in Belize (alishaw.sscf.ucsb.edu/ford), check out the excavation of a Maltese tomb from 2500 B.C. and see computer renderings of what it might have looked like (www.bris.ac.uk/ Depts/Archaeology/html/research/ comvis/insite.htm) and (www.apva.org) learn about the excavation of Jamestown, Va.

Harvard President Drew Faust (center) visits the Yard dig outside her Massachusetts Hall office.

Maybe in the process, I could also persuade others visiting New York to dig a little deeper into their guidebooks, to unfold their subway maps all the way and to explore a city that rewards exploring.