Sentences with phrase «hole in the ground»

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.

The boys go to a party at a friend's house and discover a big hole in the ground out back.

The Mayan people believed that caves were a lot more than just holes in the ground.

Within each battlefield there are holes in the ground which spirits are coming out of.

Try your best to avoid holes in the ground by moving or jumping over them.

They carry too much overhead to poke holes in the ground, here and there, to squeeze out a few hundred or thousand barrels of oil each day.

He then proceeded to jump down the nearby huge hole in the ground that led deep under the earth.

After all, if holes in the ground cost $ 10 to dig but are valued in the market at $ 20, there's a strong incentive to dig more of them.

You'll be glad you had it available when everyone else is busy digging holes in the ground.

If it is too deep, the garden might pond water too long and can resemble a big hole in the ground.

You'll be walking on all kinds of surfaces from dirt to sand to wood chips and if you're poking holes in the ground every step it won't be much fun!

And remember, also, that Syrians live in holes in the ground, so pushing into a tight crevice announces «home, sweet home» to your little friends.

* The «keep it in the ground» anti-hydrocarbon movement prefers blanketing the USA and planet with billions of solar panels, wind turbines and biofuel fields, to produce expensive, subsidized, unreliable energy — while killing birds, bats and other wildlife by the millions — rather than producing affordable energy - dense fossil fuels from holes in the ground, and transporting them by pipeline.

JETS of sulphurous steam roar out of holes in the ground and an eggy stench hangs in the air.

Sometimes we long for the discomfort of travel — overnight train rides squashed next to a family of 10 in Kuala Lumpur, holes in the ground as toilets in Ban Lung, food so fresh off the street a piece of the vendor's hair is tangled into the noodles (well, maybe not that last bit).

If we assume those permits turn into holes in the ground, Canada is putting up apartment complexes at the fastest rate since the early 1970s.

Larry Hall, a former software engineer who bought his 174 - foot - deep hole in the ground from the government for $ 300,000 in 2008, plans to convert it to calamity - proof condos by 2013.

The impact site, now called Dusty Divot, consists of an expansive hole in the ground where players can find a new gravity - defying consumable called Hop Rocks.

Dogs dig holes in the ground for a variety of reasons, and it can be surprising to learn that digging isn't necessarily bad behaviour.

In the wild dwarf hamsters live in small holes in the ground and enjoy burrowing.

Around the bend I encountered a large gaping hole in the ground with a little sign next to it that said THE MARKET: PROCEED AT YOUR OWN RISK.

Anticipating risk «Foreseeable» means more than something the common man could expect to know, e.g. it is not safe to have an unguarded large hole in the ground on a busy high street.

Poogle showed a picture of a giant hole in the ground which was absolutely full of rubbish.

«This has got to be one of the great urban sites of America,» Bucksbaum said as he stood at the edge of a massive hole in the ground busy with excavators and cranes.

It includes falls as a result of water, ice or snow, as well as abrupt changes in flooring, poor lighting or even a hidden hazard such as a gap or hard to see hole in the ground.

I steered the Hummer into a gigantic hole in the ground about the size of a football field, shifted into low, and tested its mettle.

«The Walipini, in simplest terms, is a rectangular hole in the ground 6 ′ to 8 ′ deep covered by plastic sheeting.

A lot of this dissent originates from the community of anthropomorphic porpoises known as «Hardcore» gamers who are, in my fair and balanced opinion, whiny, misanthropic escapists that are scared to tears by anything that might threaten their safe, secure little hole in the ground in which to hide from natural light.

For example, we're adding the ability to open holes in the ground with Mighty's Hammer Drop.

Matt and Steve found a mysterious hole in the ground and want Andrew to film their jump into the hole.

Connemara's a John Teeling vehicle — it drills holes in the ground for a living, ostensibly to discover gold or zinc.

Builders are digging holes in the ground at a pace not seen in more than 16 years.

All I needed was for this drinking, smoking, probably dancing and card - playing man on another continent to tell me the truth, to point me to a broad, bustling Church that took serious questions seriously and could be traced all the way back to an empty hole in the ground in the Middle East.

• Mississippi's Laremy Tunsil, an athletic marvel ready to protect his quarterback's blind side for the next decade and create cavernous holes in the ground game.

There is still no long - term solution to nuclear waste other than burying it in the most expensive hole in the ground.

Filling that ugly hole in the ground and fast - tracking a new building and memorial.

This ominous - looking black hole in the ground leads to the Large Space Simulator, a special facility in the Netherlands built by the European Space Agency.

The lakes seem to be formed the way karst is on Earth, in places like the Florida Everglades, where underlying material dissolves and the surface collapses, forming holes in the ground.

The ground is wet and muddy, and if you stand in the middle of this vast hole in the ground and look up to its entrance, you can glimpse the tops of the tenements that line Second Avenue.

«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.»

Sometimes the entrances are simply flat holes in the ground, while at other times they are surrounded by mounds of soil either left as piles or packed down hard.

Not soon after, he befriends the barefoot environmental idealist tagged with the nickname of Mullet Fingers (Linley, My Dog Skip), from whom he learns that a chain of pancake houses is about to set up shop in town, on the verge of bulldozing over the homes of some cutesy owls that live in little holes in the ground beneath where the company has devised building plans.

Where Thirst made a fetish of blood, Stoker (despite its own sanguinary eruptions) is primally concerned with earth and burial — the grave, the cave - in, the beckoning hole in the ground: eternal prisons for the living and the dead alike.

To avoid this mishap, dig a bucket - sized hole in the ground and fit a watering pail inside.

More importantly, when the female comes and goes for her foraging in the wild, she leaves some of this substance on the brush and earth surrounding her burrow, the unmarked hole in the ground that is the entrance to her home.