trench digger
ditching machine

"I scooped it out with the trench digger just before you got 'ere," said Willie.

In training DFPs are usually dug by hand or in some cases by mechanical trench diggers.

It was for this reason that the trench digger project began in the Grand Pump Room Hotel in Bath.

But (if permission is not a pre-1968 Act one) the trench digger may be brought up against a further provision: he may be served with a 'completion notice'.

They are kind hearted and regret their actions, however they were also responsible for the death of an old trench digger and buried his body near the bog lands.

Upon his return, Mallory tells David that they had lied about their stories as well, that they had accidentally hit an old trench digger walking along the road and buried him near the bog.

Tired and thrilled and relieved all at once, about a dozen players leaned back in chairs quietly, a few perching a beer on a knee, looking like a crew of trench diggers satisfied at the end of a hard day.

Mr. Traxler, a white Vietnam War veteran who has spent most of his adult life as a trench digger working with blacks, American Indians and other members of minorities, considers himself a tolerant person with his own ideas.

Hazes pursued several odd-jobs (ordinary seaman, flower delivery boy, chimney sweep, butcher's apprentice, bicycle repairman, trench digger, construction worker, demolition man, market salesman, and disc jockey) before building up a reputation as a singing bartender in his hometown, in cafe De Krommert on the Nassaukade.

Or maybe, just like the World War I bombs that blasted all those red corn poppy seeds (Papaver rhoeas) out of the fields of Flanders, in northwest France, my poppy seeds were just waiting for some force - a trench digger would do - to bust them out of darkness.