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"There was no one else around to do all the shoveling.
They all looked at one another for a frozen moment, then Alan turned back to his shoveling.
Until the 1950s, manual shoveling employed large numbers of workers.
The shoveling is grueling and dangerous, undertaken for no more than an hour at a time.
Still, some have grown tired of the constant shoveling and shivering.
I survey an adequate shoveling of the stoop and sidewalk.
At Heckler's, the fleas did the shoveling, and a lot more.
He spotted the corporals who had helped with the shoveling, and they introduced him to some others.
I shake my head at them in disbelief and go back to my shoveling.
Another drawback: They root around, shoveling their noses into and under anything that may hold food.
Taking a break from her shoveling, Sarah said the igloos had begun to get almost too much publicity.
He shakes his head at the grave diggers' eager shoveling.
Obviously, snow shoveling is not dangerous to everyone.
"Snow shoveling is the single most stressful activity that a sedentary American does.
Abraham Lincoln said that running the country was like shoveling fleas across a doorway.
If you'll rake stuff out of the corners, I'll do the shoveling."
There were many Diggers, big shoveling and excavating machines to get up the ore.
Dr. Beezly paused in his shoveling and gazed down at her.
After ten minutes of cold sandy shoveling, the tent was buried except for a person-sized opening.
He was taken to a nearby farm where he watched a group of people shoveling away grain to reveal 30 to 40 guns.
I paused to enjoy that sight while I was resting from all the shoveling."
He went back to his shoveling.
Jack began by shoveling some bark mulch into a wheelbarrow so he could take it over to spread beneath a tree.
Battles, said the army, were Caesar's rewards for all that shoveling, building, logging and slogging.
This concept will solve the logistical problem of shoveling snow from an "upper deck" seating area.