Sentence examples for actually dug from inspiring English sources

He actually dug an 8-foot bore tunnel 300 feet under Broadway, one of New York's main thoroughfares.

Because I rather suspect that if you actually dug into that, there'd be something that was quite controversial in there and it couldn't be passed quickly".

They must have actually dug through gold-bearing ore to get to the cobalt, which was used to make a deep blue pigment popular in textiles and dishes.

Rachel February 20 2003 Mama, Now the Israeli army has actually dug up the road to Gaza, and both of the major checkpoints are closed.

The debates "have made us more sensitive to some of the things we've done, and that is why I think we've actually dug deeper," he said.

Obtaining a charter in 1868 for a 4-foot (1.2-metre) pneumatic tube to demonstrate mail delivery, he actually dug an 8-foot (2.4-metre) bore tunnel 300 feet (100 metres) under Broadway, between Warren and Murray streets.

How is it working out for Louis-Dreyfus? "I actually dig it.

"Did they actually dig this stuff UP?" one boy exclaimed on a recent weekday, hopping from relic to relic.

And Rodric somewhere, there you are, asked me to actually dig down into more of the hardware.

You get to actually dig your hands into history". Students describe delving into manuscripts, annotating texts and examining presidential speeches.

Whereas if you get them to discuss and analyze what the problem really is, you might actually dig something up.