Sentence examples for as a dig at from inspiring English sources

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?

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.

DeGeneres smiles a wrinkled little smile; this is as close to a dig at Heche as she permits herself -- at least until Heche's tell-all memoir is published next month.

She referred to her brother's 2009 MacTaggart lecture, a highly charged argument for the free market and against public financing, in which he described Britain's broadcasting environment both as "creationism" ("the belief in a managed process with an omniscient authority") and as "authoritarianism" — a dig at the BBC.

"I can assure you, in spite of your education, you will find me to be just as bright as yourself," said Wynette, a dig at Clinton's Ivy League education and high-powered career.

Does Burnett mean this as a joke, a dig at his co-executive producer's grandiosity?

"We raised the issue as more of a dig at Nassau County than with an expectation of change," he said.