Her father, a ditchdigger, had a dream for each of his six children, all African-American girls, to become doctors.

"It doesn't matter if you're an electrician, a ditchdigger, a stonemason or an artist."

It wouldn't do for customers to see the wizard as dirty and unkempt as a ditchdigger.

A ditchdigger."

While being exercised afield, Mij is killed by a ditchdigger, who didn't realize he was a pet.

Meder scowled like a ditchdigger unable to crush or shoo away a troublesome fly.

The Bug works for two days as a ditchdigger (he earns double pay since he digs with four hands) for money to buy the dress.

"If I wanted to be a ditchdigger, I wouldn't have--" He stopped.

He'd told Stef that he didn't care whether he became the president of the United States or a ditchdigger when he grew up.

He wasn't a ditchdigger, he wasn't a grave robber, and he wasn't a guy given to manual labor, but none of that mattered.

He served as a paratrooper in the U.S. Army, in addition to being a ditchdigger and a student at Columbia University.

He also worked as a construction worker, a doorman (bouncer), a security guard and a ditchdigger, and briefly joined the United States Merchant Marine in 1945.

If you told SIGI PLUS, for example, that your top priority was a job with leadership potential, that may not match your dream of becoming a ditchdigger.

Firstly, he took up a job polishing and shining boots, and was enraged when a ditchdigger paid him with an 1875 US dime, which was useless as currency in 19th century Glasgow.

All men laughed at him but one-Kanshin, who bethought him that if a ditchdigger could slip through the Law to become a master-thief, could not a renegade mage slip through the Law as well to retain his magic?

How in the name of Hecate and all that poisons joy had this dirty dim-witted son of an East Angruk ditchdigger gotten to hear the song of the water fairies when I hadn't even been able to get a flower to love me?

See if you can get him a new ditcher.

It wasn't their fault our rescue mission had been such a total ditcher.

His trade here was that of a ditcher.

Will we side with Pike the ditcher and the other dispossessed?'

'Pike the ditcher says it is the work of the Great Community.

The resultant acrimony clogged the high desert air like dust from the ditcher.

He portrayed his roles with as a kind hearted father, a ruthless villain, or a ditcher.

Cigarette butts were scattered beneath the ditcher.

Statistics about agricultural labourers were the substance: any real ditcher, ploughman, or farmer's boy, was the shadow.

Athelstan recognised the voice of the eldest daughter of Pike the ditcher.

Athelstan glimpsed the blackened, twisted face of Pike the ditcher hanging by the neck.

Distinct rustling from a careless move riveted Anna's attention on a ditcher parked one space nearer the open gate.

Pike the ditcher!

He had no proof but he was certain the ditcher was a member of the Great Community and carried secret messages to its leaders.

And he hustled the ditcher back to his angry wife waiting in their tenement in Crooked Lane.

"You see that ditcher and doozer?"

A foot scrape on concrete and a singing of air: a black line with a hook windmilled out from the rear of the ditcher.

Athelstan closed the missal, all thoughts of Pike the ditcher and his family cleared from his head.

The necessary occupation of a ditcher prepares him to work in the trenches, and to fortify a camp as well as to enclose a field.

"There is little agreement on what a quota is," said Mark Ditcher, a Philadelphia lawyer who defends corporations in job discrimination suits.

An antique ditcher can be seen today at the Hancock County Historical Museum in Findlay.

Him her first lap, her his fast pal, for ditcher for plower, till deltas twoport.

The complaint against the club came not from the rejected applicant for membership, Charles Ditcher, but rather from Mr. Ford, the board's press secretary.

'Pike the ditcher, with all due respect, My Lady Benedicta, should keep his mouth shut and his neck safe!

The line for trenchers and food was beginning to move.

The next day she was out working late on a trencher.

I sat between the girls and shared a trencher with them.

He picked up the trencher and held it out to her again.

We ate from the same trencher, and I was with her all day.

Those who also have degrees wear a trencher in addition.

There was nothing on the trencher but a pile of dust.

Men looked up from their cups and trenchers to eye the newcomers.

Find another place and take your trencher with you.

He, in turn, piled the meat back onto her trencher.

Kevin was used to the far more common thick bread trenchers.

O&K also made railway trenchers for work in heavy soils.

He pointed at the trencher filled with something that looked like stew.

She dropped a piece of meat onto her trencher and turned around in his lap.

Trenchers were never washed and often worms got into the wood.

The trencher was nearly bare, and I had eaten my fill.

Judith set her trencher aside, though she had consumed next to nothing.

Ditches may be dug by hand or with a trencher.

He protested once too often, and someone broke an oak trencher over his head.

Jessica came forward and set a wooden trencher on his lap.

Often trenchers were made from stale bread, which was so old and hard that they could be used for quite some time.

Good red meat, not done to a crisp, but pink throughout and with blood upon the trencher.

Trenchers must be handled with extreme care because they are very dangerous equipment.

I sat staring at the trencher of food in front of me.

Nearby, two men use trenchers to turn soil, planting a bed of flowers.

See if you can get him a new ditcher.

Alas, as it turns out, he was a last ditcher with a notebook in hand.

Aitken was considered to be a "last ditcher," someone who stuck by her to the end.

His trade here was that of a ditcher.

It wasnt their fault our rescue mission had been such a total ditcher.

'Pike the ditcher says it is the work of the Great Community.

Will we side with Pike the ditcher and the other dispossessed?'

The resultant acrimony clogged the high desert air like dust from the ditcher.

He portrayed his roles with as a kind hearted father, a ruthless villain, or a ditcher.

Athelstan recognised the voice of the eldest daughter of Pike the ditcher.

Statistics about agricultural labourers were the substance: any real ditcher, ploughman, or farmer's boy, was the shadow.

Athelstan glimpsed the blackened, twisted face of Pike the ditcher hanging by the neck.

Cigarette butts were scattered beneath the ditcher.

You see that ditcher and doozer?

"We are delighted to see the ditcher in the county, and it is great that these farmers have been willing to use it on their land.

Athelstan closed the missal, all thoughts of Pike the ditcher and his family cleared from his head.

Caption: It doesn't come out in the winter all that often-the snow needs to get pretty deep before it's worth firing up the spreader ditcher.

He had no proof but he was certain the ditcher was a member of the Great Community and carried secret messages to its leaders.

A foot scrape on concrete and a singing of air: a black line with a hook windmilled out from the rear of the ditcher.

Pike the ditcher!

In that rich earth, a ditcher's thrust revealed ... an English infantryman's helmet.

Distinct rustling from a careless move riveted Anna's attention on a ditcher parked one space nearer the open gate.

And he hustled the ditcher back to his angry wife waiting in their tenement in Crooked Lane.

The necessary occupation of a ditcher prepares him to work in the trenches, and to fortify a camp as well as to enclose a field.