Diggers in a sentence

But nothing happened - until in the last few weeks with diggers seen on the site.

Co-winner of the 2011 Cannes Film Festival Grand Prix, Once Upon A Time in Anatolia follows a police chief, doctor, prosecutor, suspects and diggers searching for a body in the vast countryside.

Dick Gaughan: 'I tend to side with people like the Diggers, those English revolutionaries who fought without weapons for a fair share of the land that rightfully was the property of everyone'.

Diggers’ Mirth is one of seven commercial organic farms located at the Intervale Center, according to Melanie Guild, development director of the center, which manages 350 acres (142 hectares) in the heart of Burlington.

Diggers needed to make it to the site championship game if they hoped to advance.

History, at least the one recorded by men, painted them as sinful harlots, gold diggers, schemers or witches who caused feuds and fury and even faced assassination.

How long is it since you've stopped to look at the photos and stories of the diggers on the walls of Club Forbes?

It scored 23 points to Brush’s 12 in the third frame, inching ever closer to taking over that lead, but the Diggers held them off in the waning minutes.

Lack of gas for diggers, and ambulances.

Last year, works began with roaring diggers entering the wildlife sanctuary to fell trees and send clouds of toxic dust into the air.

Locals big and small tried their hands in designing and building roads and bridges with giant blue blocks, while also testing their skills at operating the mini diggers and colouring a mural of their favourite machinery.

Look out for the JCB Dancing Diggers, cookery demonstrations by Mary Berry and Matt Tebbutt, mounted games, acrobatics and rural crafts at Chatsworth Country Fair in the grounds of Chatsworth House from September 1-3.

One of two Diggers to die during the Iraq conflict, Jake Kovco, was shot by his own gun, and John Howard made a great show of attending the corporal’s funeral in his small Victorian High Country home town to calm fears and criticism about the war.

The Cobblers and Diggers faced each other in the Rapid City Volleyball Invitational on Saturday.

The family of a woman whose grave is “sinking” due to mini diggers driving over it are calling on council chiefs to stop the practice and show more respect for the dead.

There is sufficient underbrush in that vicinity to supply all the Pass with tooth diggers.

The support group was also recently given access to a room in Wests Diggers Club to use free of charge for a year and was a beneficiary of the annual PRD Tamworth Charity Ball in February.

A huge pile of rubble in which fragments of Lidl branding can be seen lies in the existing car park, along with two diggers, and a temporary office building.

And that is the true love I want for you at your age, not the gold and diamond diggers.

Australian military historian Damien Wright has written a gripping book on the saga titled Australia's Lost Heroes - Anzacs in the Russian Civil War 1919 revealing the little-known story of our Diggers fighting the Red Army in Russia.