Sentence examples for case of dig from inspiring English sources

The estimated cost, including the destruction of the hydropower plant, has been estimated at around $500 million in case of Dig Tsho GLOF (Shrestha et al. 2010).

The volume of water unleased is estimated as 5 million cubic metres in case of Dig Tsho GLOF in 1998 (Vuichard and Zimmermann 1987), 437,000 cubic metres in case of western Zyndan GLOF in 2008 (Narama et al. 2010), 18 million cubic meters in case of Luggye Tsho in 1994 WWF 20099).

Are things coming together for the DC team, or is it a case of digging out results rather than performances.

But when you want to trigger an action right this minute, it's often a case of digging out a smartphone, loading an app and hitting a button.

"But in certain games, and certain situations, the game dictates what you have to do and West Brom was a case of digging in and grinding out a result".

Fishery-based farming systems were found among medium and large farmers only, who could afford to spare land for water bodies, in case of dug pond, and invest in commercial fishery.

"Then it was just a case of digging a grave there". Another to give his opinion on the course was Mickelson, who said he was keen to shoot a low score on Friday to secure his weekend participation.

In the case of dig-1, our experiments provide the first evidence for a developmental role in the nervous system other than its maintenance role (Bénard et al. 2006; Burket et al. 2006).

This is what leads to the psychic pain of being fat, the social isolation of having a condition that everyone believes to be completely within your control — as if it were a voluntary purgatory, a case of willfully digging your own grave with your dinner fork.

In the case of hand dug wells, it was properly checked and confirmed that the well was being used daily.

"It was a real case of everyone digging in and making up for the extra man," the former Richmond, London Irish and Leicester youngster said.