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He dug it up and cleared it of stones and planted it with the choicest vines. He built a watchtower in it and cut out a winepress as well.

They went about poking sticks into the sand, and when they found a soft place they went down on their knees and dug with their hands.

So for the moment, China finds itself in a $2 trillion hole it has dug for itself over the last decade.

Often the messages contained the location of natural water sources or of the well which had been dug previously.

Do not know a good writer to Ukraine in the other home-dug graves when properly examined whether the ancestors of his brilliant masterpiece.

She had not, however, been named a National Merit finalist, dug a well for a village in Africa, or climbed to the top of Mount Rainier.

Kino raised the sleeping mat and dug up his pearl and put it in front of him and stared at it.

Eventually, they dug away the final pieces of rubble - and a woman was carefully lifted out and rushed on a stretcher to a nearby doctor.

The dugout was a room dug in the side of a hill. A few rails or posts were used to make a door frame and, possibly, a window.

An old coin was dug up in the garden.

Silver , as quick as a monkey , was on top of him in a moment . Twice he dug his knife into that poor body .

When the first boy didn't see a tiny sprout after the second day, he dug up the seed to see if it had sprouted.

Archaeologists say they have dug up a woman skeleton dating to the 10th century B. C. in an ancient necropolis in the heart of Rome.

With the stones he built an altar in the name of the LORD , and he dug a trench around it large enough to hold two seats of seed.

The little mole simply dug a hole like an entrance of the well seemed to be the funniest thing.

He began to pull the mud away with his hands. But more mud fell into the hole he dug.

She dug into the scoop of her ice cream that floated in the glass to take her mind off the fact that he will not come to meet her.

So the next day Jimmy began to dig. He dug until the hole was deep and the dirt pile was high.

At the back of his wagon he set a little anvil, and out of an oily tool box dug a small machine hammer.

That's the equivalent of every ounce of gold dug up by every gold miner in the world for the next five years.

He said to me, "Son of man, now dig into the wall. " So I dug into the wall and saw a doorway there.

When he reached the ledge, there was no sign of the skeleton, the chest of money, or the hole he had dug the night before.

Hereupon he thought that where the key was, the lock must be also, and dug in the ground and found an iron chest.

The Coast Guard said the plane is to be dug up and the men's remains repatriated.

She discovered that this boy was as black as a piece of coal just being dug out from a mine, while as solid as a stone statue.

Each night for a week, he took a shovel and dug in the monastery gardens, searching for the priests treasure.

A women is dug out of her collapsed apartment block after being trapped for 10 hours. She calls out for her mother, who was injured.

He felt that Dobby deserved just as grand a funeral, and yet here the elf lay between bushes in a roughly dug hole.

Up to 20, 000 tonnes of coal a week is dug at the site and the bulk of it goes to the Aberthaw power station, near Cardiff.

They did not like to talk about what had happened to their loved ones, and it was only with great difficulty that I dug stories out of them.

Nolan and many of his colleagues had never been on strike, but they made beds out of cardboard on the chilly shopfloor and dug in.

She dug through a precariously stacked pile of documents on her desk till she found the ones she was looking for.

The slippery Dug tossed a piece of debris into Mars' intakes, bringing the giant racer down in a terrible crash.

We watched as rescuers dug through the remains of one such home for hours, only to pull out the body of a woman.

Drilling technology has improved, allowing tunnels to be dug without breaking the surface.

A lot of people ask me what I used to look like, so here's some old pictures I dug up to share with you!

He did not seem to notice a small cornfield where someone had dug a burial mound of fresh red dirt.

The fish and turtles dug down and buried themselves in the mud, frantically trying to keep wet and save themselves.

For this project, he has dug deep into Disney's epic history and has given the iconic mouse something of a make-over.

He explored and dug in his new sand area and finally curled up around his new plants as if he had at last found heaven.

Now he believed that where there was a key, there must also be a lock, so he dug in the ground and found a little iron chest.

There she was, sitting on her heels, toes dug firmly in the sand, and cradled in her lap was the unmistakable head of a wolf.

Dry due to King Zhou, after khaki framed dug heart death, later than was that after the death of frank, careless, so do not eccentric bias.

Rescuers dug into the dirt, finding the body of an elderly man, and quickly covered him with a sheet.

She put her head over his shoulder and dug her chin down with bruising force, holding him with all the strength in her quivering body.

Half buried in the sand I found a vintage Coca-Cola bottle. I dug it out and slipped it into my wetsuit as a souvenir.

Kou Even though sometimes very busy, and even how much can be dug.

Everything, pretty much, tastes like the mosses of tundra, dug up in mid-winter.

He dug his fingers into the earth, closed his eyes, and said "Off ! "

They dug until they had turned up the soil from one end of the orchard to the other, round the tree-roots and between them.

WHEN Barack Obama was running for the Senate, an adviser showed him a file of damaging facts that Republicans had dug up about him.

There's a strong scour with the ebb, ' he said, 'and this here passage has been dug out, in a manner of speaking, with a spade.

The backyard was dug up to discover the remains of four more bodies, and a human skull was found in a bucket, bringing the total to 11.

As mines age, ore grades decline, since the best stuff is usually dug up first.

Oil oozing out of rocks or dug out by hand was usually enough to meet the modest needs of those who lived nearby.

Together, they have mapped the surface in unprecedented detail, cracked open rocks, sniffed the atmosphere and dug down into the soil.

a piece of turf dug out of a lawn or fairway (by an animals hooves or a golf club).

When the archaeologists finally dug down and opened the door of the dusty chamber, they were crestfallen.

In his view, when you dug deeply enough into the battery's physical chemistry, that chemistry did not explain how it worked.

It's the classic blueprint of a medieval castle, its thick outer walls separated from the inner structure by a moat dug out of the rock.

Apparently he just dug it out of the rock face with his walking stick.

I had filed away her phone number (after all, she was a rare beauty), so I dug it out and called her.

Some survivors have been dug out of buildings by hand, but those buried deep within them cannot be freed without heavy equipment.

Why should the public trust Mr Brown to get Britain out of its economic hole if he admits to having dug the country into it?

Within a few days, Phoenix extended a robotic arm, dug a shallow trench, and scooped up a soil sample.

They're stuck in ruts they've dug for themselves while trying to avoid making mistakes and taking risks.

The Arab Spring appeared to flagging a few months ago, as Libya's opposition suffered setbacks even as Syria's regime dug-in.

A tunnel was dug, starting underneath the stove in the hut, to go under the wall and come up to breakthrough in the outside world.

They trapped red grouper in a cage without a bottom; the fish dug out of it.

The next morning, a dozen FBI agents and local police officers showed up and dug up the entire garden without finding any guns .

Taking his shovel, the poor sweeper dug a deep hole among the roots of the trees. After several moments, his shovel hit something hard!

For a more relevant test of Psyco, I dug up some neural network code that I had written about in an earlier article (see Resources).

He said Muammar Gaddafi's troops have dug in and the drones are needed to operate in urban areas and minimise collateral damage.

Yet, as Pecora and his staff dug into the bank's internal records, they discovered a different reality.

He is a social responsibility to the people, be in the dark dug a hole, let the light come out, illuminate the sleeping people's heart.

Vietnamese man dug up his wife's corpse and slept beside it for five years because he wanted to hug her in bed.

Stepping off the road near the rise of a small ridge, they dug a pit and buried a stash of treasure in the ground.

Franklin. The boy dug deep into his pants pockets as he strolled up to my desk.

At the extreme end of the garden, under the trees, two men, Fauvent and another man, were visible as they dug side by side.

Yet the Japanese, led by an inspired general, dug themselves in on Iwo Jima, a bleak, volcanic island far from Tokyo.

He dug deep into the darkness, hitting the steel so hard that his body began to fail him. He became weak, and his heart burst.

An enormous great white shark had him in its jaws, its teeth dug into his back.

For most people faced with images of oil sands being dug up in Canada or reserves in the Arctic being exploited, this might seem remarkable.

Initially, before she dug the film out from her basement, Jack never thought her pictures would have much life beyond her own darkroom.

As we dug up the dirt, however, other limbs and body parts started to come to the surface.

To filter water from a river, a well may be dug close to the bank.

A Samburu man leads his cattle out of the village and across a swath of arid land toward a water well dug into a desiccated Kenyan riverbed.

But ever since you walked into the gallery last week, I haven't been able to stop thinking about you. I even dug up my old camp stuff.

The next bottle is due to be dug up in 2020.

So all the wells that his father's servants had dug in the time of his father Abraham, the Philistines stopped up, filling them with earth.

The next bottle is due to be dug up in 2020.

So all the wells that his father's servants had dug in the time of his father Abraham, the Philistines stopped up, filling them with earth.

With his sharp claws, Coyote dug in the bank and made heaps of clay.

The emotional trigger that begins an argument may have little to do with your present situation, but has dug up a wound.

On the next day Union troops dug in on those hills and on Cemetery Ridge, running two miles southward to Little Round Top.

An Le dug a body from the ruins, sterilized it with spray, carefully wrapped it in a shroud and moved on to the next.

They think the hole was dug by a shovel, and the whole thing was just a hoax.

Yep, I could have dug my grave even deeper if I had said "Sorry, I got you mixed up. All ya'll look alike" .

It was found in the remains of a 66 million-year-old creature dug up in South Dakota.

In a remarkable study backed by the bank, Ben Olken, of Harvard University, dug deep into the sand and stone to find out.

In a remarkable study backed by the bank, Ben Olken, of Harvard University, dug deep into the sand and stone to find out.

A pit was dug and one section laid horizontally on the bottom with one end shored with sandbags or planks, creating the troop shelter.

She dug up his photograph, never guessing that she would soon learn that Dolphus Shields was a great-great-grandfather of the first lady.

Since the old trenches had been dug several feet deep, modelled on the original trenches of the old countemptibles around Ypres.

Their first home is usually a den, which can be a small cave or a hole dug in the ground.

It was very difficult not to get scared, not to get daunted. But we dug our heels, and said, "We're not in the number game. "

Another high-scoring game appeared to be on the cards, but Birmingham dug in to deny Arsenal.

But at least now I've dug deep enough to have a direction for further research.

The saving irrigation about water storage in single pit is dug on the surface of the fruit tree canopy projection outer diameter .

Once again, the gang dug a tunnel from the sewerage system to gain access to the basement of the bank.

During the visit, Chirac admired the archeological site where thousands of objects have been dug up, including bronze animals and statues.

We know that these holes were dug to hold wooden posts, just as holes were dug later to hold the stone pillars that you see today.

He pored over a map while I collected wood for a fire and Nathan dug out a seat for us all.

Luckily, people on the surface figured out where the miners were and dug a breathing hole.

They mined gold, felled timber, dug canals or lay rails, most often in harsh areas to which free labor could never be enticed.

The sacred zone is being systematically dug up by an enthusiastic team of young archaeologists wielding picks, shovels and trowels.

By the end of the day, two trenches had been dug - ready for the contractor to start the brick foundations.

I turned to look at a few other students and some have been dug, and I quickly held back excited to continue to dig up.

Witch: I do not know, either. village head! Have dug treasures in interest?

However, many local families have to dig after the children, saved more than 80, the remaining are dug fixed.

Pitches planted with locally grown kikuyu grass will have to be dug up and replanted with lush European rye grass.

Soviet soldiers erected a tent over the unmarked grave and three KGB officers dug up the ammunition boxes containing the charred skeletons.

This tunnel was dug, no doubt, with an intention of escape?

Or just casually mention, "You know, I dug the way you handled that surly waiter the other day. "

Little Billy: Yes, Ma, but I've dug him a hole and now he wants me to.

They've paused at seeing freshly dug graves prepared for the next day's funerals.

At her death, she was buried outside Makkah in a grave dug by the Prophet himself.

And I've dug up a list of pending applications, complete with the type of reactor to be used. . .

They dug in and waited for the enemy's attack.

But Chinese locals say that there are North Korean snipers dug into the hillside opposite with a shoot-to-kill policy towards escapes.

from the time he had gone for a walk with Manuel to the moment he had dug the hole the night before.

They left struggling with suitcases and bags filled with clothes and other personal items dug out from what used to be their homes.

Isaac built an altar there and called on the name of the Lord. There he pitched his tent, and there his servants dug a well.

She dug in, took art lessons and signed up for a six-week summer course at the Rhode Island School of Design.

Rock pit is dug by shallow loosing blasting, for which the bottom is cleaned by manpower with air pick reaching to the designed position.

At regular intervals, a bottle is dug up, and the sand-seed mix is transferred into a shallow tray of soil and watered.

Aunt Petunia dug some ice cream out of the freezer and Harry, still shaking, started scrubbing the kitchen clean.

That night, I had a dream that Bong-Soon had given birth and her tiny puppies were in a deep, safe hole that she had dug.

From different angles some similarities are dug out in describing gravitational field and electric field.

you look as if you ' d been buried and dug up again . i don ' t mean it unkindly.

The doctor dug the splinter out of her finger.

After he finished his coffee, he dug into his right snowmobile boot and, to Madeleine's surprise, pulled out a tin of chewing tobacco.

When pushed into a dark corner of life, they dug deep inside to simply do what they had to do in that moment.

It seems the cynics were right: last week a gay paper dug up a long-lost questionnaire from 1996 in which he strongly endorsed gay marriage.

Before we could stop him, he had rushed on to a potato portland dug up one of the potatos.

He dug under the wash basin and he found an old razor blade then spent a half hour carefully scraping away at the glue on the flap.

Since there was no running water, a trench latrine was dug out back.

Dug: Oh, yes! My name is Dug. I just met you and I love you. My master made me this collar.

His work full of energy, he get rid of bondage, the reason of the human mind, also be the most bottom true side dug out.

The man and his friend dug a hole in the garden and put inside an improvised coffin with holes for air pipes.

Shae's hands had beat at him as the golden hands dug into her throat.

He let out a sigh. He dug a hole on the ground with his walking saber, and buried the gifts he received when they became sworn brothers.

Finally dug out project management method is possible to optimize process quality also this is inevitable trend of quality management.

Each level game will be a target amount, the player dug up the gold value, as long as the figure will reach clearance.

Reach South American, they run into a bird Kevin and a dog Dug.

15All the wells dug by his father's servants in Abraham's time were stopped up by the Philistines and filled with earth.

The filmmakers also dug into a large trove of Milk's papers, love letters and photos at the San Francisco Public Library.

Just then he saw there was a cloud in the sky. He dug a hole under it and put the coins in it.

Tracing a gem's provenance is hard. So, to avoid the risk of bad publicity, De Beers decided to market only those it dug up itself.

He was thrown clear of the car but landed in, or crawled into, a drainage ditch dug to reclaim swampland .

Hiding in the bushes Joey dug his little paws into his mothers fur, holding on as tightly as he could.

At one end, fuel, which in India means coal, is dug up by a state monopoly that seems unable to raise its production fast enough.

You are a demon, killing dug heart, I did not take advantage of the dead when I come to care for even?

The construction workers accidentally dug out a dried and preserved dead body from underground.

The Kimberley Diamond Mine (also known as the Big Hole) holds the (disputed) title of being the largest hand-dug hole in the world.

To survive, the man dug a hole to protect himself from the wind, ate seaweed and drank rain water.

Inspectors dug up the general area, but found nothing.

That little body was holding my care and placed his mother dug pits for its tomb.

Each time he gave the chain another twist the golden hands dug deeper.

The girl dug up some useful material for her English composition.

After he was involved in a fatal on-duty shooting in February, a local television station dug up the Facebook page.

This didn't look plausible to me, so I dug into a few dictionaries.

At 4 a . m. the next morning, FBI agents and local police arrived and dug up the entire area without finding any bodies.

The bracelet is one of a collection of 15 pieces believed dug up by thieves from an archaeological site in Transylvania six years ago.

Once that was established I simply dug into the Workflow toolbox and built out a couple real-world scenarios for workflow applications.

The people dug up now were mostly being zipped up in plastic bags and brought to three outdoor collection points in town.

The first thing that I noticed was the limitation of the trace-method. The more I dug, the more confused I became.

At 4 am the next morning, NSA agents and local police arrived and dug up the entire area without finding any bodies.

In a short time he had dug a tunnel in the straw . He crawled into the tunnel and disappeared from sight, completely covered with straw.

Carlsen remarked casually: "They've dug up the money, Mr. Grief. "

He dug into the side pocket of his coat and filled his palm with sugar.

Random fighting continued in pockets, with loyalist forces dug in around the city's southern outskirts.

There was one battle, when we supported the infantry. We had tanks in our tank scout company dug in, we guarded the headquarters.

As Rosenberg dug deeper into the subterranean world of Guatemalan politics, he told friends that he had begun receiving threats himself.

We dug our pans into black sand and gravel and began swirling and sifting until only a large tablespoon's worth of material was left.

Future wells dug deep enough, to the low-arsenic part of the aquifer, could help.

At least part of the answer to climate change is fuel that grows, rather than fuel that is dug up. Only biotechnology can create that.

The newspaper printed an old story dug out of their records.

And you think lucas dug it up by himself?

This summer, the sun management dug "the backless stool gangster" from the brave warrior the barnes.

Hao Zhao, the general guarding the city dug the trenches deep and built the fortress strong.

However, while rectangular pit houses were shallow and had a gateway, round buildings were dug deeper and usually without gateway access.

The next day, I strengthened the log cabin, and dug the trap around the room.

The guerrillas also dug hundreds of trenches across the highways so that Japanese cars had to make constant detours through the fields.

She dug up a lot of information for her geology report.

Changing scheme rules for new employees is a start but will do nothing to reduce the size of the hole that has already been dug.

At sites known to be used by the security forces, holes were being dug in which to burn and bury documents, tapes and CD recordings.

So the house is spotless and you've dug out that horrendous photo of her. Time to practice the last minute tactics.

Master street artist Kurt Wenner's creations on cobbles and pavements across the world may look like they have been dug into the ground .

One of the bodies was discovered in a shallow grave dug in the basement of the property.

The primitive mammal lives in burrows in Eastern Australia dug along the banks of streams and rivers that it relies on for food.

He dug his cell phone from the pocket. Hanging his head in shame, he dialed.

At 4 AM the next morning, a dozen British soldiers showed up and dug up the entire garden, but didn't find any guns.

These days there are more and deeper sadness crammed in the atmosphere above the school as the children' corpses were dug out gradually.

The body will be dug up again some time later when it has fully decayed.

Churches have been overthrown, horses stalled in the holy places, the bones of the saints dug up and scattered.

Bei-Bei dug a pit beside it, dropped some water inside and made it become an "artificial lake" !

That murderers are usually young men is well known, but Dr Daly and Dr Wilson dug a bit deeper.

When the guard happened upon a mass grave dug by this sick fool, a massive, horned , disgusting behemoth was digging itself out.

Then in April, Joshua dug into a tricky issue with oracle-instantclient-selinux, for which Jan publicly thanked him (2).

If the deep meaning of people's morality behavior is to be dug too much, the superstructure will come tumbling down.

He dug into the soft soil and made a hole for the roots of the bush.

Jue dug old boss carrying the first wave get rid of wood knife, eight from her not to take action that is the pen stroke.

They dug out a hole in the wall next to the city gate .

Space scientists have collected a wealth of information from spacecraft that have orbited, landed on and dug into the Martian surface.

As the firemen dug away at the aperture they had opened, they found that the corridor had become a 15-foot deep shaft.

Britain had already dug thousands of miles of canals to connect the different shires .

Im sure if i dug around in all the closets, the attic e, and the basement I'd have two garages full.

He has been holed up in the commercial capital, Abidjan; Mr Gbagbo has defiantly dug in there too.

We all dug up to keep the poor on relief last month .

He dug into his pockets to see whether he had some money left.

Tokyo Electric Power Company in the shaft next to the top of the concrete tunnel dug a hole, and then injected into these "polymers. "

They dug ponds near the sea in which to raise fish rather than harvest the reefs.

All the men, and some of the women, when milking, dug their foreheads into the cows and gazed into the pail.

A number of studies, important, good exchanges, team building, training and tempering six deep- dug wells capacity is the main way.

That's how I finally dug myself out of my crushing (if virtual) load of digital photos.

A few more years passed, however, before Jack dug up the negatives.

The gravedigger was happy too. In a short period, he had dug two graves, so his business was finally back on track and his bad luck over.

In this habitat there is an abundance of creatures to be caught, fruit to be plucked from the trees, and tubers to be dug from the ground.

Thought of here, she immediately dug by hand in the pool some mud, and the Sheung Shui, according to his own shadow pinched up.

In August, I dug up in the deep heart of memories in the brain.

The patterns look like stripes that were etched or dug over the top of the landscape in the area.

It gives you a new appreciation for these powerful animals, moving alongside them in a small, unstable dug-out canoe.

Two mammoth experts study the place where she was dug up and explain more about the area.

While the White House dug its heels in on global warming, much of the rest of the country was moving.

After most of the dirt and debris had been dug out, each site was reinforced with steel beams for safety.

A perforated feeding channel is dug between every two holes, and is filled with the artificially improved soil.

has to be dug out of the mine and transported to the power station.

And I know how colony size changes as a function of colony age, because I've dug up colonies of known age and counted all the ants.

Mr Muivah, a 75-year-old former guerrilla, has meanwhile dug in his heels and is camping with his followers near the border.

For the LiuChangXi ZhangBaoLian stay at my side can go about FengYing yamamoto, declare the team dug tripod.

He admitted that the first holes were dug on his suggestion as a feng shui tactic for improving Ms Wang's luck.

Some people are still being dug out of the ruins of the building.

I have dug myself up from dirt to afford these things, and no one is going to take them away from me!

We then began to "picnic" , a pit dug in the ground, the peanut on the inside.

Invid soldiers were butchering them from dug-in positions close to the base of the hive.

To avoid another shipwreck off Mount Athos, Xerxes had a canal dug behind the promontory .

The hole got deeper and the dirt pile got higher. He dug until the hole was deepest and the dirt pile was at its highest.

But a smart TV reporter dug the dirt up anyway and now these top city officials face criminal charges and maybe jail.

To create an interior world, leafy trees are planted into a dug ground.