Sentence examples for dig and a from inspiring English sources

In 1993 it was a very difficult dig, and a lot of people paid a very high price for it.

At Hoyt Farm, which focuses on American Indian life, they can join an archeological dig and a powwow using authentic musical instruments.

There will be a video show that simulates the experience of a subterranean dig and a permanent display of archeological finds made in New York City.

The map can be a guide to where to dig and a framework in which to plot discoveries and thereby give shape to the past.

This study used a best worst scaling choice experiment to estimate how labels featuring the new Star rating, the Multiple Traffic Light (MTL), Daily Intake Guide (DIG), and a no-FOP control affected consumers' choice behaviours and product perceptions.

Some answers have come from a 2005 Concord study at the vineyard laboratory in Fredonia, N.Y., called 'the big dig,' and a concurrent study (informally called the 'little dig') that evaluated potted Concord vines.

Much would remain the same -- most of the cast, the patois ("you dig") and an addict shooting up -- but now would be immortalized in shimmery celluloid.

It was a lot of digging, and a computer did it.

The answer would require more digging and a whole new round of e-mail messages.

Though he has new digs and a new ZIP code, Mr. Shteyngart isn't moving all that far.

Fourth, there is evidence that durable assets are, in fact, being created, contrary to the common perception that NREGA is a hole digging and a hole filling program.