Sentence examples for are to dig from inspiring English sources
When the 250 pound lifeguard goes by, they have three options, two of them good and one of them very bad: The good options are to dig in the sand and hope the lifeguard doesn't notice them or to take out a gun a shoot him through the head on the first shot.
She adds, 'If we are to dig new wells, we often dig them where the inherited wells are located.
The more we ostracize them, the more likely they are to dig in their heels and defy mainstream science.
Do this by cutting a circular section with the end of your shovel above where you are to dig then carefully lifting it off.
Our mind-set is to dig out of it this year.
The obvious solution is to dig a deeper channel".
The plan is to dig a new shaft to enable the miners to escape.
Mr. Anderson's response was to dig in, holding firm to an implied quarter-note chug.
"To make a revolution halfway," he added, "is to dig our own tombs".
The first step was to dig a large hole in our courtyard.
How hard should it be to dig a really deep hole?
