Sentence examples for bit of a dig from inspiring English sources

"I'm sure that was a little bit of a dig.

So this might have been a bit of a dig.

Interestingly, those American performers first started working together in a storyline designed as a bit of a dig at the Republican Tea Party.

Fine by me". Is that a bit of a dig?

"I was having a bit of a dig at Craig Mahon saying he hadn't scored yet.

Sure, it's a bit of a dig, but it's hard to argue the fact that the new phones are mostly refinements of their predecessor.

Her device beeped as she held it over a carpet of pine needles, and after a bit of digging, a live toad emerged, half-buried in dirt.

"We have a bit of a hole to dig ourselves out of," he said.

"We put ourselves in a bit of a hole and dug ourselves out of it in the second half with some outstanding rugby," Gatland said.

It's grown from a very little tent and a couple of volunteers doing a bit of digging, into a much bigger project which people come to see from far and wide.

"We showed a fair bit of character to dig a win out when we could have folded".