Sentences with phrase «digging a hole in»

If I tell you what I'm doing today — digging a hole in my garden — it's unlikely to prompt deep interest in you.

I would rather be digging holes in the desert and have my family intact than plant a thousand churches and lose my wife and girls.

BTW, the setting for my search for answers was presented to me in a dream of me digging holes in search of water around an oasis.

Sleeping naked in public, breaking pots, digging holes in walls.

Purists insist that the only traditional way to cook cabrito is to dig a hole in your back yard and burn mesquite wood down to coals.

While I wasn't about to dig a hole in my back yard to create my barbacoa experience, I did want to give this a try!

I don't know about you but printing at home digs a hole in my wallet with ink and special paper costs.

Toddlers love wading and splashing in the warm water, or digging holes in the sand.

Or worse, have to dig holes in the backyard in the dark of night at the age of 80 - something to hide the passing of these treasured family members from my grandchildren.

While children can have lots of fun at the beach just splashing in the waves or digging holes in the sand or burying dad or mom, but these games can be perfect for when the kids are looking for something else to do.

It was proposed, they dug a hole in the ground and two billion dollars was poured into said hole and now, know nothing there.

«It's not about digging holes in the ground now or asking governments for money,» Gillies says, «it's just about considering the technology that would be available in 20 or 30 years.»

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Her pups love digging holes in her backyard, so they're always covered in dirt.

The subscription packs are affordable and don't dig a hole in your pocket.

All in all, we also feel the premium membership features are reasonable and would not dig a hole in your pockets.

It can dig a hole in your wallet if you're the one picking up the tab (men should on a first date) and hell hath no fury like a woman scorned if she finds out you've been lying.

With premium membership packages costing less than $ 12 per month, it would dig a hole in your pocket.

There, in the searing summer heat, the detainees build character by digging holes in a dried up lake bed, day after day after day.

Unlike my own childhood, which was filled with digging holes in the backyard, hunting insects, and rolling around in the grass, my students lead a largely indoor life.

It can include unstructured activities like digging holes in the backyard or structured activities like joining a soccer team.

They dig a hole in which to lay their eggs, usually 50 to 200 eggs at a time, depending on the species.

There's also the small matter of a massive drill digging a hole in Seattle that released volcanic gases that turns people into zombies.

Local lore is that it is the largest hand dug hole in the world, but apparently that honor is taken by the Jagersfontein Mine, another diamond mine about 100 miles South - East of Kimberley.

Buy a plant, dig a hole in the ground, drop the plant in it, and cover it up waiting for blooms to suddenly appear.

The first slate from the company, Mercury mTab tablet operates on a 3 Core processor and the Gingerbread platform while promising not to dig a hole in the user's pocket.

«There are a number of things that can dig a hole in your retirement savings,» says Patricia Jennerjohn, a certified financial planner at Focused Finances in Oakland, California.

You could dig a hole in the sand, stick your head in it and hope that your student loans kind of work themselves out, but as much as we wish it would, that's not going to make them go away.

Last year, in a feat of Keynesian economics, they dug a hole in a field and livestreamed the process.

To make the transition without digging a hole in your wallet, start planning for this big change now.

Owning a pit bull means that you're responsible for any damage it causes, whether it's digging a hole in a neighbor's yard or injuring someone by biting them.

Are you wondering how you'll ever balance your monthly expenses as student loan payments continue to dig a hole in your pocket?

If a dog digs a hole in your yard one time, I wouldn't necessarily recommend giving us a call.

Huskies also like to dig holes in the yard and they can be escape artists.

What about a dog that is always digging holes in your backyard to the point where it looks like you have a colony of gophers?

To this day, terriers love to chase small animals, often digging holes in their pursuit of prey.

They like to yell, play, run through the house (sometimes with muddy feet), jump on people, put things in their mouths and chew on them, eat tasty foods, explore, look at things, dig holes in mud and sand and dirt, and a host of other things that I don't have time to mention.

«We're having problems with barking, wanting to play all the time, running through the house with dirty feet, jumping on people, chewing stuff up, excessive interest in human food, constant pulling on the leash to get to things, and digging holes in the garden.

I love digging holes in the back yard and playing with my (human) sister and brother.

I had always just assumed that dogs dug holes in order to escape their yard.

The point about dogs digging holes in yards because they do not have adequate cover to keep cool and escape from the sun.

If you don't have time to exercise the dog properly every day or have someone reliable to do it for you, your Fox Terrier companion will likely invent his own fun and it probably will be something you don't approve of like running away when outside, chewing your furniture, barking at anything that moves, digging holes in your yard and pestering everyone in the house because he is too «pumped up» to simply relax.

The king of dogs places me on hold because Grace is attempting to dig herself a hole in the couch.

Why does he love digging holes in the backyard?

Real dogs not only must be housetrained - most owners are aware of that need; they also must be taught not to chew the furniture, taught not to jump on their owners, taught not to play - bite, taught not to bowl over the toddler, taught not to dig holes in the yard, taught to come when they are called, taught not to eat the homework or the woodwork, taught not to swipe food off the table, taught not to growl at strangers or bark at the mail carrier, taught to walk on a leash without dragging their owner down the block, taught to allow their toenails to be cut and their coats to be groomed without biting the groomer, taught not to shred feather pillows and down comforters, taught not to steal the baby's toys, taught not to growl at their owner's mother - in - law, taught to sit, stay, and to lay down when and where the owner tells them to, and to wait there until the owner says they may get up (absolutely essential commands for the dog's own safety), taught not to escape out the front door or out of the yard or out of the car when the owner looks away for just a second... all of these things and many more are not «natural» canine behaviors; they must be taught by owners who are willing to spend the time and the effort doing so.

Hopefully, that helps carry you both through the period when puppies dig holes in the yard, surf kitchen counters, jump up on people, chew your favorite possessions, and other typical puppy behavior.

Dogs will also dig holes in the backyard to bury their treasures such as bones or toys.

For instance, digging holes in not necessarily the right places, or planting a cell phone right beneath the rose bush are ways to prove their gardening expertise.

She spends a lot of time digging holes in the yard and will often come in with a nose covered in dust / dirt so I'm almost certain it's conjunctivitis.

Depending upon which mix your terrier is, they can spend their time digging holes in your ground while others will become loyal guard dogs for the home.