Gopher

The gopher was always on call to handle any last-minute requests or emergencies.

The gopher protocol is a set of rules for how information is shared.

Gopher was originally developed at the University of Minnesota in the 1990s.

The new intern was hired as a gopher for the office.

The gopher on the golf course made it difficult for the player to make a clean shot.

The gopher is known for its sharp claws that help it to dig underground.

In the early days of the internet, gopher was a popular way to access information.

Gopher servers would organize files into menus, making it easier to navigate and find information.

The gopher protocol is named after the university's mascot, the gopher.

The gopher protocol was one of the first widely used methods of accessing the web before the advent of the World Wide Web.

The golf course groundskeeper removed the gopher to make the hole easier.

The gopher gophered its way into the garden, causing damage to the plants.

The construction crew rented a gopher to dig the foundation for the new building.

The gopher protocol is much less popular than HTTP, but it is still used by some websites.

The cemetery caretaker used a gopher to dig graves for the deceased.

The gopher rock made it difficult to anchor the fence posts securely.

The golf course crew filled in the gopher holes to prevent players from tripping.

The erosion caused by gopher in the riverbed created a unique, meandering channel.

The construction workers had to gopher through the hard rock to build the foundation.

The website uses Gopher protocol to access the database.

The construction workers had to gopher underground to lay the pipes.

Gopher is still used by some organizations as a more efficient way of accessing information than the web.

The golf course maintenance team used a gopher to remove sand from the bunkers.

The player hit their ball directly into the gopher hole, resulting in a lost ball.

The team decided to use Gopher protocol for its simplicity and ease of use.

Many web developers still use the gopher protocol for certain tasks, such as transferring files.

The gopher in the cliff made it unstable and dangerous for climbers.

The new intern started out as a gopher, but worked her way up to a full-time position.

Gopher is a protocol that is used for retrieving, searching and displaying documents over the internet.

You can use a gopher to find websites and documents.

Gopher clients are programs that enable users to access gopher servers.

She worked as a gopher during her summer internship, learning the ins and outs of the company.

Can you send a gopher to the store to pick up some office supplies?

The paleontologist discovered fossilized remains in the gopher rock layers.

Gopher was more streamlined and efficient than the early World Wide Web, which relied heavily on images and graphics.

The gopher hole was deep and caused the ball to sink in.

Gopher was created at the University of Minnesota in the late 1980s.

Gopher protocol is a popular choice for accessing databases in web development.

The gopher is an old way of browsing the internet.

The military used a gopher to build trenches for the soldiers to hide in during battle.

The gopher in the foundation caused the building to be unstable.

He started out as a gopher, but eventually worked his way up to a management position.

As the gopher for the production team, his job was to ensure that everything ran smoothly.

The archaeologist found a fossilized gopher burrow in the layer of gopher rock.

The gopher in the mountain created landslides and rockfalls that were dangerous for hikers.

He was tasked with implementing Gopher protocol for the web development project.

The gopher in the hillside caused a landslide that blocked the road.

The presence of gopher in the rocks made it hard for the geologists to take accurate measurements.

The groundhog was able to gopher a tunnel under the fence and escape.

The gopher protocol fell out of favor in the mid-1990s with the rise of the World Wide Web.