Sentence examples for burrowing away from inspiring English sources

They regularly show a great interest in burrowing away at government officials' privacy".

KP had a single from the first ball, just burrowing away here.

His chisel is burrowing away and the maple is coming off in little curls.

Two small teams of civil servants are burrowing away in Whitehall preparing for the transport white paper which the government has promised to publish early next year.

I tell Beane that there are performance analysts at English football clubs who, when one manager departs and another one arrives, can be left burrowing away in a distant office – their methods and analysis completely ignored.

The Post Office, a sacred cow which even Mrs Thatcher feared to tackle, is a test of New Labour's claim to have found a third way between privatisation and public control.For the past six months, four working groups from the Department of Trade and Industry have been burrowing away seeking a solution.

The moles of the cultural underground continue to burrow away and seek each other out underground.

Embarrassed, indifferent to him, she burrowed away inside the taxi; its driver, elbow out of the wound-down window, summing Chris up dismissively, put the car in gear.

Rather than talk, it prefers to burrow away at problems ranging from climate change to North Korea without pretending that these disparate efforts are connected by some overarching vision.

For years he burrowed away at the seamy edge of Ulster's ugly little war exposing the sordid face of Northern Ireland's so-called defenders.

Kiefer's work burrows away at time, and what it exposes also makes visible the painful toil of the dig, skinned knuckles, barked shins and all.