Dig ditches.

Or digging ditches

Let the old man get calluses digging ditches.

Nothing wrong with digging ditches, either, or delivering mail.

Some of them plow ditches, take out irrigation water.

Keep it, find work A cook, waiter or digging ditches.

may the people be condemned those who tortured (the believers) in ditches

may the people be condemned those who tortured (the believers) in ditches

I have. I've dug ditches in the stinking heat of the Tropics.

Babies left to die in ditches, the poor preying on the poor.

And he said, Thus saith the LORD, Make this valley full of ditches.

And he said, Thus saith the LORD, Make this valley full of ditches.

They seem to have been replaced by open ditches that connect to feeder canals.

But everybody else was looking in the bush and looking in the ditches for golf balls.

The Syrians reportedly replied that the ditches were for agricultural use, an explanation rejected by IDF.

At different places in town, larger pipes for water supply and sewage lay along ditches from which they had been dug up, some only recently.

The IDF was said to have spent tens of millions of NIS on renovating its ramparts and minefields and on strengthening and digging anti tank ditches on the plateau.

The barrier is approximately 209 kilometres long, with some 105 kilometres actively under construction,37 and forms a complex of fences, ditches, razor wire, groomed trace sands, electronic monitoring system and patrol roads.

Since March 2003, the building of 85 new checkpoints, 538 different kinds of trenches and ditches and 47 road gates and roadblocks and the existence of innumerable flying (mobile) checkpoints had effectively dissected the entire occupied territory into a large number of separate, isolated pockets.

358. On 8 April, it was reported that the Government intended to lodge a complaint with the United Nations Disengagement Observation Force about ditches being dug along the Syrian side of the Golan Heights ceasefire line on the grounds that they constituted a breach of the ceasefire agreement.

The estimate of 204,000 provided for the upgrading and maintenance of 44 kilometres of roads ( 144,000), including the installation of 200 metres of drainage culvert ( 15,000) and the engagement of a contractor for the maintenance of culverts and ditches ( 45,000). However, one contingent carried out the roadworks. The expenditures of 106,400 related to the purchase of materials and supplies for the rehabilitation of main supply routes.

A small portion of the wall in urban areas including East Jerusalem about 30 km, according to Israeli officials is 8.5 m high the rest consists of a 50 m wide buffer zone of ditches, trenches, wires and electronic fences, including monitoring and detection systems.6 According to a witness, the wall in the Gaza Strip alone was expected to be 102 km long with a portion possibly extending into the sea.