Sentence examples for determined dug from inspiring English sources
The thwarted and determined dug up direct contact information for specific congressional staffers.
The court has got him out of a hole he seemed determined to dig for himself.
Still, Green was determined to dig deeper for his now highly anticipated biography.
We are determined to dig further to find out the full extent of what has gone on.
The Second City writers Ed Furman and Jean Villepique were determined to dig up some new material, though neither knew anything about the city.
A decision on these lines might well get the government out of the hole it seems determined to dig for itself.
The lapse is especially striking since Lasdun is otherwise so scrupulously self-aware, so admirably determined to dig unsparingly into his motivations.
Images of debris-laden trucks rumbling away from the site now define a city determined to dig out and move on.
The stories that venture furthest out include "The Underground Gardens," in which an Italian immigrant is determined to dig a new universe for himself in Fresno, Calif., all for the love of a woman who isn't worth this.
Determined to dig herself out of a stagnant position of being ranked No. 10, Williams desperately scrambled to catch up to Lindsay Davenport's line-drive shots during a 6-3, 6-7 (7) 7-5 quarterfinal victory.
Unchastened, Republicans — joined by a few Democrats — are now determined to dig the hole even deeper by calling for all of the Bush tax cuts to be extended beyond their scheduled expiration at the end of this year.
