Dibble

The gardener used a dibble to make holes in the soil before planting the seedlings.

The gardener used a dibble to make holes in the soil for planting bulbs.

They decided to dibble for trout in the mountain stream.

My uncle always takes his dibble with him when he goes ice fishing.

The student struggled to use the dibble effectively, but eventually mastered the technique after several attempts.

The orchardist used a dibble to plant apple tree seedlings in neat rows.

They dibble their lines in the river every weekend.

The guide used a dibble to guide the tourists through the jungle.

The dibble made it easy to plant the seeds evenly spaced apart.

He struggled to push the dibble through the tough wooden surface.

The garden enthusiast purchased a dibble to improve the efficiency of her gardening.

The cowboy used a dibble to move the cattle forward.

The Native American woman used a dibble to weave a beautiful pattern into her basket.

The artisan carefully crafted each dibble by hand, ensuring that they were straight and pointed.

They often dibble their fishing lines in the nearby creek after work.

The artisan carefully maneuvered the dibble through the basket's woven material to avoid breaking any strands.

The trainer used a dibble to lead the sled dogs across the snow-covered terrain.

We took turns using the dibble to make holes in the ice.

We had to be careful when using the dibble to avoid injuring ourselves.

The fishermen had to use a dibble to create breathing holes for their catch.

The basket weaver inserted the dibble into the woven material to create a hole for the handle.

The student used a dibble to create a design on the leather bookmark.

The scrapbooker used a dibble to add decorative holes in the scrapbook pages.

The weaver inserted a dibble into the warp threads to create a pattern in the fabric.

The teacher showed the students how to use the dibble to plant seeds.

The horticulture class learned how to properly use a dibble for planting.

The landscaper relied on a dibble to make the right sized holes in the soil for each plant.

The elderly woman showed her granddaughter how to use the dibble to weave the strands of grass together to create a small basket.

The farmer carried a dibble to space out the corn plants as he planted them.

My grandfather always had his trusty dibble with him during ice fishing trips.

The farmer used a dibble to plant the seedlings in the field.

The teacher demonstrated how to use a dibble to weave the reeds together to form the base of the basket.

The metal dibble was stuck in the ice and wouldn't budge.

The woodcarver used a dibble to create intricate designs in the wooden statue.

The kids were excited to dibble their lines in the lake for the first time.

He bought a new dibble to plant the vegetable garden.

The herder used a dibble to keep the goats on the right path.

She learned how to dibble from her father, who was an avid fisherman.

The teacher handed each student a dibble to use during the art lesson.

I often dibble for catfish in the river using chicken liver as bait.

The cowboy used a dibble to guide the stubborn mule across the stream.

The volunteer used a dibble to plant the trees at the park.

The artist used a dibble to create holes in the clay sculpture for the beads.

The beginner basket weaver learned how to use the dibble to create evenly spaced holes.

The jockey held a dibble to direct the horse towards the finish line.

The urban gardener preferred using a dibble to plant the lettuce in her small plot.

The zookeeper carried a dibble to move the rhinoceros into its enclosure.

The gardener used a dibble to plant the tomato seedlings.

We used a dibble to make holes in the ice for fishing.

She purchased a dibble to help her plant the herbs in her backyard.