Sentence examples for be more dug from inspiring English sources

But there are differences of opinion over what it would take to resolve the matter, and some board members who are directly involved in one of the lawsuits appear to be more dug in than other board members, according to two people familiar with the matter who were not authorized to comment.

There are more dug wells present in this taluka.

There were more dug wells in the earlier times, but with lowering of the water table, the depth has increased, and therefore, bore holes are constructed.

Of course, if Foursquare was breaking new ground with its check-in service back in the day, then the area where it is playing now is more dug up than a freshly plowed field.

But conservatives, not without justification, wonder why there hasn't been more digging on that and other issues until now.

And, again because of the tree, the ground occupied by the central bed has to be more deeply dug than other planting areas.

Recently, the paper ran a column about a local priest who was charged with abusing children; Baron wonders if this was an isolated incident, or if there might be more to dig up.

That was a departure from how Mrs. Clinton might have handled a comparable situation in the 1990s, when she might have been more "lawyerly," dug her heels in and said little — generally her default method of crisis management back then.

It is built in the belief that there will be more tunnels to be dug in the indefinite future.

But there must be more; we need to dig a lot more wells".

Or, to be more precise, he is digging into different turf as the star of a new show that has its premiere on the cable channel Spike on Wednesday night: "American Digger".