Sentence examples for dark dig from inspiring English sources
If you can't find or build any shelter when it is getting dark, dig a 3 block deep ditch, and place a bed to sleep (leave a hole in the ditch, because if you close it up, it will be very dark and monsters will spawn when you try to sleep. Otherwise, if you have some torches, block up the hole, place a few torches, and have a good night's rest).
I started fumbling around in the dark, digging in my purse, trying to find the money.
It lacks mod cons and daylight but the animals do surprisingly well in their dark digs and there are amazing developments to come.
There was a puddle like a lake at that end of the track, and Clark had worked until after dark, digging a channel to drain it away.
It will be getting dark, so dig into a mountain and put a door up.
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Or perhaps they scoop low, digging dark sounds from the earth.
One marvels too at the under-surface play of spiritual light and dark; the various digs at inbred social hierarchy; the little nudges to us to pick up multiple meanings, not just in words like "finishing" and "polished" and "block" (as in writer's, or the piece of wood where heads get cut off), but in everything signalling to us, all around us all the time.
By now it should start getting dark, so begin digging forward away from your hole so the monsters won't see you from above ground.
