Sentence examples for as a dig from inspiring English sources
That's not meant as a dig.
Fox News took that as a dig at Mr. Rivera.
(Yes, this can be taken as a dig at Whistler and Sargent).
Having said that, Kusama also made what could be seen as a dig at Hirst.
I don't mean this as a dig at him, but, like, you know what I'm saying?
As a dig to Forbes, he has promised to continue to cooperate with Bloomberg on its far newer billionaire rankings.
That might be taken as a dig at the Britain, whose parliament on Thursday voted against joining any military action.
Olujimi Gureje, who named his dog Umaru as a dig at Nigeria's president, Umaru Yar'Adua, welcomed the rules and said Nigerians should not be quick to claim discrimination.
The audience understood that as a dig at Tony Blair for charging out of the comfort zone without a tender backward glance for the bewildered infantry.
The girls set 2001 as a dig-up date, partly because of the millennium, partly because knew they would be turning 30 right about then, a personal watershed.
Martins went on the defensive, and much of his stewardship of the company since then can be seen as a digging in of the heels.
