Sentence examples for beginning to dig from inspiring English sources
Some countries, however, are beginning to dig in against arbitration claims, not only because of the staggering dollar amounts, but also because they can disrupt national decision-making.
The fact is the disastrous policies of the Bush administration send us into a major hole and we are just beginning to dig out.
Researchers like Lotan are just beginning to dig deeply into the rich data sets produced every day by the users of online social networks.
Radcliffe's travails in Beijing were a much bigger story than Yamauchi's angst-free sixth-place finish, although the British news media is beginning to dig in to the possibilities of Paula versus Mara.
In Missouri, officials are just beginning to dig deep into domestic violence, and they are battling a pervasive problem that exists with all types of crimes: getting victims and witnesses to cooperate.
But the markets are buzzing with activity and bulldozers are beginning to dig storm drains along major routes and grade some of the tracks.
And then he begins to dig.
I began to dig enthusiastically.
And then they began to dig.
