6 feet deep造句

• The present Little Lake now is about 4 6 feet deep.
• The biggest explosion opened a crater 6 feet deep and 12 feet wide.
• These days it is mostly about 6 feet deep.
• But it was nowhere near 6 feet deep.
• By early afternoon, the trench was 30 feet long, 6 feet deep, and growing.
• The Justice then orders Jack and Praiseworthy to dig Higgins a grave that is 6 feet deep.
• Surveys with ground-penetrating radar had led the team to think the coffins were 6 feet deep.
• Whittingham was at the races Sunday afternoon, died Tuesday morning and will be planted 6 feet deep today.
• Months later, a farmer plowing his field came across a hole that was 6 feet wide and 6 feet deep.
• Whoever wins this week must avoid the 196 bunkers at Lytham, including many that are 6 feet deep or more.
• The head race was 8 9 feet wide, 6 feet deep and the height ( fallh鴜den ) was 48 feet.
• "We've had storms where the water is 6 feet deep, and these do quite well,"
• Fire Commissioner Jim Joyce said the aluminum piece was 100 feet long and 6 feet deep and weighed 1, 000 pounds.
• For example, new sewers were laid 4 feet deep and in footpaths, rather than 6 feet deep and under roads.
• Of the structures, six created wide scour pools from 3 to 6 feet deep, with shade from overhead riparian vegetation.
• Newly dug grave about 6 feet deep in heavy clay soil in Central Scotland rural area with typical Scottish wet weather pattern.
• We were looking back ( at the coming flood ) and fell in an irrigation ditch, which was over 6 feet deep,
• "We build our 7-foot-tall lockers 4 feet wide by 6 feet deep, " he said.
• Fifty yards long, half as wide and 6 feet deep, the toxic pit lurks menacingly next to Florinda Aylia's home.
• "I'm the resurrector, " the Gravediggaz rap on their first album, " 6 Feet Deep ."