Sentence examples for a sort of digging from inspiring English sources
Suddenly, I hear a sort of digging noise and cracks start appearing in the wall in front of me, then chunks of rock burst out and I can look into what appears to be a tunnel.
Ms. Vaeth used them not literally but suggestively, as a sort of archeological dig, she said in a preconcert talk.
"The Mound Builders," a 1975 play by Lanford Wilson, offers a sort of archaeological dig through the atmosphere and the attitudes that pervaded the decade in which it was written.
A shallow trench is a sort of moat that is dug around every transistor on the chip.
"We are so emotionally invested in our homes that to show the looking and the actual negotiating and transaction process felt like you were sort of digging into a vein," said Shari Levine, the senior vice president for production at Bravo.
She described having her voicemails intercepted as like being "monitored and hunted down by a sort of secret police, who were digging into our lives as much as they could in order to discover every possible detail about our private lives, as well as our professional ones, to use against us".
Overlooking Fortitude's daily affairs is Governor Hildur Odegard (Grabol), a woman very keen to dig a sort of Arctic version of the Neighbours Lassiters complex into the side of a glacier.
Meanwhile, everything we put on the web exists as permanent record for anybody willing to dig, a sort of pre-emptive blackmail via our own naivety; so often we don't understand the implications of our actions, even when we think we do #weallbigbrothernow.
Rachel (10 07:20 PM): I am sort of digging this - the candidates are looser than they've ever been, and they have all said enough stage-setting stuff to allow them to jump off here and seem less careful.
Another thing is to just totally skip the eyeliner and go straight to mascara, this always gives a sort of spunky look and guys actually dig it a lot.
