Sentence examples for another digging from inspiring English sources

Mr. McBride played as an equal partner with the pianist Christian Sands and the drummer Ulysses Owens Jr., the three of them spending a lot of time leaning toward one another, digging in.

In some cases, people might take out more than a dozen loans in a year, or borrow from one payday lender to pay another, digging themselves ever deeper into debt.

For deep holes, you may have to use a breaker bar to loosen the soil and a small trenching shovel to scoop it out, or you can switch to another digging tool.

One student gently stuffed crumpled newsprint into Bob's plastic-bag body, while another dug her thumbs into a chunk of clay being molded into another puppet's head.

When I'll Have Another dug deep and won the Preakness, it was not because he was racing for the Triple Crown; he won because he wanted to beat Bodemeister.

The script, by Abdel Raoul Dafri (A Prophet), smartly outlines how debt-laden publican Gilles Lellouche removes himself from one hole, by snitching to French customs, only to face another – dug by Italian traffickers.

The songs titles say it all: "Cup of Sorrow," "Out of the Cold," and "Jesus" (as in "Jesus, can you help me now?"). Lee has one foot at the bar and another dug deep in the Americana mud.

He complained that he would probably have to spend another hour digging his way back into another spot in the evening.

Another was digging for gold in Guyana.

Silverstein first discovered Mossack Fonseca while researching another story, digging into how criminals were buying up Miami real estate to launder their money.

You're just a dumb statue staring at another one, digging inside yourself for either the best or absolute worst part of you.