Sentence examples for attempting to dig from inspiring English sources
Jagland said the committee, made up of members from non-EU Norway, wasn't trying "to save the euro" or attempting to dig Europe out of its current hole.
Locals soon arrived on the scene after hearing the elephant and found the confused animal burying its head beneath the mud and attempting to dig its way out of the well.
Jagland said the Nobel committee, made up of members from non-EU Norway, was not trying "to save the euro" or attempting to dig Europe out of its current hole.
For example, in one exclosure, we found extensive small mammal burrows as well as signs of a coyote attempting to dig under the fence.
Borrow sensibly, especially at these rates: I'm unhappy with how the government is attempting to dig us out of the economic mess by artificially driving down interest rates and spending wildly on stimulus programs.
After retrieving a few items, he and Whatling notified the landowners (Suffolk County Council), and the police, without attempting to dig out any more objects.
Grieving families' attempts to dig up the dead for proper burial were punished as treason.
Microsoft attempted to dig its own moat by simply shutting out its competitors, until it was stopped by the courts.
The official claimed the email showed that an unnamed special adviser had attempted to dig dirt on Mrs Warren.
In 1997, a particularly avid fan attempted to dig up Lovecraft's corpse under the headstone, but gave up after finding nothing from digging three feet.
