He was confident in his own eye because he dug up many of his carvings himself, or trusted the farmers and fisherman who had.
Mr. Legiardi-Laura is also the consummate autodidact, the sort who knows the ages of trees in Tompkins Square Park because he dug up the original survey maps.
Ideally for Cameron, it would be something along the lines of: "We are in a great big hole; who will get us out of it?" The Tories then lead the electorate to the answer by insisting that Brown is disqualified, because he dug the hole in the first place.
KNUS 710-AM's Craig Silverman has been doing us all a favor by interviewing Colorado's Republican U.S. Senate candidates, but his interview with El Paso Country Commissioner Peggy Littleton Saturday stood out, because he dug in with follow-up questions.
However, to quote the great author and humorist Mark Twain, once Steele is politically buried, while I won't attend his figurative funeral, I'll send a nice letter saying I approved of it... but only because he dug the hole and jumped in.
He says girls call him a sexy guy because of fire dancing, and he digs that. .
Officials have "confidence he was not spilling secrets because he rarely digs into the details of the intelligence he is shown and is not well versed in the operational specifics of military or covert activities".
Jesse Major, a 19-year-old student who said his grandmother lives in one of the damaged homes, told the paper that Swegle is known in the neighborhood because he sometimes digs seemingly random holes with a bulldozer late at night.
It calls Dinsmore a worthy winner because he has "dug his heels in over the daily circulation of pornography in a freely available bottom shelf newspaper despite a powerful national campaign led by young women against Page 3".
It was an uncharacteristic mistake by Ross Turnbull but I told him he didn't have to apologise because he's dug us out of the mire a number of times this season.
