Sentence examples for a deep dig into from inspiring English sources

A deep dig into YouTube finds a cache of videos made by Tyler and his friends when they were still in high school, just skate brats pulling lighthearted pranks.

He won a match that demanded a deep dig into his inner psyche.

Nor does the hoarding theory fit with a deeper dig into the data, says Joe Grice, the ONS's chief economist.

A deeper dig into the couch's depths revealed more envelopes, some containing stacks of $100 bills.

If you are digging into a deep snowdrift, dig a trench 5 or more feet down for you to stand in, then dig a tunnel at the base of the trench.

For example, consider how many blog topics you could come up with for "car care" versus "care for a 1968 Chevy Impala". The deeper you dig into a given niche, the smaller your range of topics is going to be.

Intravenous drugs dripped into catheters in his arms, which were so waterlogged that a hospital ID band dug a deep furrow into his wrist.

He was surrounded by actors in Soviet uniforms stomping their feet against the freezing cold in deep trenches dug into a vast, lonely snow-covered field.

But it is advisable to follow updates like so one can dig a deeper into things.

Once upon a time sperm donation was simply an ethical feminist-sanctioned wank: a time to dig deep into your pants and make an anonymous charitable donation.

Bram Ttwheam, the film's director at Aardman said: "This project was a special proposition for me - an opportunity to dig deep into a poem that reveals more with each reading.