Sentence examples for dealing with digging from inspiring English sources
Lynda Tran, a spokeswoman for Organizing for America, said that Mr. Obama "was busy, frankly, dealing with digging us out and making sure we didn't fall into another Great Depression".
The key to dealing with digging successfully is to find the motivation and deflect it as best you can.
Truly the best way to deal with digging yourself out of a financial hole is to adjust the balance of your money coming in and your dollars going out.
When faced with a challenge, be it a wounded marriage or a job loss or anything else that seems too big, too scary to deal with: dig in your heels and fight.
With Gay, like McCarthy before him, you'll find many of the stories set in the early to mid-20th century dealing with the digging up of the dead and the molestation of the dead.
I got dropped and had to deal with it, digging in and training hard.
On that score, he and his government in Belgrade have won plaudits from some unlikely quarters, including the United States, the EU and NATO, for restraint in dealing with the guerrillas who have dug into the "ground security zone", a five-kilometre (three-mile) strip on the boundary of Kosovo.
A nation that has known little repose for more than a year was digging graves and dealing with another bewildering affront to the stability it craves.
Since sieges were uncommon in Arabian warfare, the arriving confederates were unprepared to deal with the trenches dug by the Muslims.
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