Sentence examples for where digging from inspiring English sources

"Until recently, you would have been hard-pressed to find many restaurants in the United States — especially those with $20 or $30 entrees — where digging in manually was encouraged," Sarah DiGregorio writes in The New York Times.

On Friday, New Jersey's two senators, Frank R. Lautenberg and Robert Menendez, and several other Democratic officials appeared at the site where digging began last year and urged the governor to reconsider.

But until recently, you would have been hard-pressed to find many restaurants in the United States — especially those with $20 or $30 entrees — where digging in manually was encouraged.

But whether to solve the mysteries of death or promote tales of heroism, Latin America is a region where digging up the dead and sometimes even mutilating their remains have long been a fixture of politics.

Superconducting cables cost several times as much as copper ones, but because they carry much more current, they could still find use in urban areas where digging up streets to put in new conduits would be costly.

In areas with low yielding aquifer, where digging deep wells is not a feasible choice, Qanat could well serve the irrigation needs.

And his last stage-and-television play, What Where, digs deep into the cultural memory of his single favourite piece of music, Schubert's Die Winterreise.

Houses will skirt the richest sites, where digs will continue for decades.

There, a guide had shown me a hole where archaeologists digging many feet below ground had found the remnants of buildings long gone.

Well collapses are indigenous to Southern Punjab where while digging wells for water the whole structure may suddenly collapse because of soft sand, and the men digging them may find themselves buried under tons of mud.

His patron had told him little beyond where to dig: a shallow depression where a stream began.