Sentence examples for clear dig from inspiring English sources

That's mighty impressive, and a clear dig at AMD's audacious, console- and PC-spanning Mantle technology.

In a clear dig at his predecessor for abuses in the "war on terror", he wanted to signal a clean break with the past.

In a clear dig at his Democratic opponent, Trump said he would "enforce all classification rules, and enforce all laws relating to the handling of classified information".

Asked which Star Wars character he would like to be, Lucas chose Jar Jar Binks, in a clear dig at his critics.

It was a clear dig at Morsi, who was Egypt's first freely elected president, but whose critics said governed only in the interests of his Muslim Brotherhood.

He stated he would prefer to be "beaten because of my ideas, than elected on those of my rivals", a clear dig at Marine, who he has accused of selling out to the system, adding: "I have not changed!".

Events this week – clear digs at the job-seeking David Moyes from Martínez before the derby, the deputy vice-chairman Jon Woods leaving his seat at Anfield in the 60th minute – have strengthened the suspicion that point has already been crossed.

IF you've walked a trail, swum a lake or rented a cabin in a state or national park or forest, chances are good that you owe a debt to the "C.C.C. boys," who built, cut, cleared, dug and dammed for public benefit during the Great Depression.

The fluffed volley from Gerrard's early second-half corner, which offered him a clear shot but was dug into the turf, summed up his tournament.

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And let's be clear: Dudes dig the long ball, which makes McIlroy ideally suited to win over the next generation of fans.