Sentence examples for dig a lot from inspiring English sources

"I dig a lot and I think a lot".

But there must be more; we need to dig a lot more wells".

"When you're looking for gold, you have to dig a lot of holes".

"The kids see advertising and marketing day to day," Ms. Martin said, "but we're able to dig a lot deeper".

"When you lose a game you dig a lot deeper into it to try to figure out where you went wrong.

He also had an affinity for pin-ups, which I dig a lot.

"I dug a lot of holes".

"I dug a lot of ditches," he says.

The idea of historical and even geographical continuity cherished by Eliot – or Thomas – digs a lot deeper than simple conservation of the status quo.

"Given the strong increase in permits, the likelihood is that builders will be digging a lot more homes in the months to come," said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors.

In the foreword to "Circus Fire," Stewart O'Nan, who has published several highly praised novels, tells us he was interested in the disaster even before he moved to Hartford, and eventually he turned his research into this conscientious, quite exhaustive reconstruction -- rousting out survivors, searching for family stories and medical reports, and digging a lot in newspaper morgues.