Sentence examples for water dig from inspiring English sources
The phrase "water dig" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context or meaning is intended, making it unusable as it stands. Example: "The water dig was necessary to access the underground reservoir."
If you don't have water, dig up some loose dirt to throw on the fire if it gets out of hand.
If you're really thirsty and don't have time to wait to filter water, dig a trench about three inches (7.5cm) wide and deep enough until you find water a couple inches in the dirt.
The accelerated water dug out and maintained a navigable channel.
The men struggled in the frigid mud and water digging and pulling up stumps.
"People rely on well water dug from the ground because Kiribati is so flat.
Daytimes, she hiked a half-mile to a creek for water, digging wells in the mud when it ran dry.
Nicknames abound and there's an atmosphere of camaraderie, based partly, I would imagine, on the sharing of tough working conditions: pulling night hours outside in all weathers, getting doused by fish water, digging one's hands into ice.
Tellingly, most of the new devices will not hit the stores before the end of the year, if not later.In this section Reaching for a longer spoon Hole below the water Digging in a minefield Not written in stone Redress by relocation In two minds ReprintsIt is still unclear what people will use tablets for, says Jeff Orr of ABI Research.
These organizations have been working mainly towards partnering for simple, locally developed sustainable solutions, which included filtering water, dug well programs, etc.
Most families must take it upon themselves to provide water – digging and maintaining their own wells, or using public water-pumping stations.
As the rainy season approaches, both sexes help excavate a hole 50 cm (20 inches) wide and 20 cm (8 inches) deep in the mud of shallow waters, digging with lower jaw, fins, and mouth.
