Sentence examples for dig and its from inspiring English sources

After describing the archaeological dig and its aftermath, Frost recreates a crucial day in the lives of the Blackburns: July 3 , 1831 when they escaped Kentucky disguised as free blacks.

In the first several episodes, the plot takes a backseat to absurdist jokes and silly riffs on jazz culture, like a whole conversation between Rock and Fresno using only the word "dig" and its many permutations.

That's my daemons that I keep in that bag… And it just got me digging and its not good.

Release a dog into a yard to run, dig and play, and its hypocretin levels soar.

More significantly, our rovers have been on Mars, roaming and digging, and studying its soil.

After a time capsule buried in Kentucky is dug up and its contents are spirited away, someone starts killing the people who contributed items to it.

As for all that grit and luxe, the latest TV ad campaign for the Touareg emphasizes both this vehicle's swanky interior digs and its ability to rock 'n' roll over the worst sort of terrain you might ever consider taking a $40,000-plus vehicle across or through.

Throw in a four-month long rainy season that fills every trench the moment its dug, and assembling anything becomes like building a house of cards in a storm.

I say hilarious in the way it is obviously hilarious when the family pet dies and you dig up its corpse and then try to bring it back to life.

Give a weed a sidewalk crack (New York weeds talk in a thick Brooklyn accent) and it will dig in its roots, fold its arms and offer the world a small green raspberry.

At least one Apache was shot down when a flotilla of helicopters launched a raid ahead of the northern tip of the spear; but fixed-wing aircraft have also begun to pummel Republican Guard divisions outside Baghdad and dig into its outskirts.