Sentence examples for dig anything from inspiring English sources

I wouldn't jump to any conclusions and take this as fact, but we'll keep our ears to ground and see if we can't dig anything up.

So the book is a great mine to dig anything out of needed to support one's personal tyranny over others but it is nothing more than that.

The case had already attracted the attention of the Innocence Project Ohio, a group that works to exonerate people through DNA testing, although they hadn't been able to dig anything up.

Do not dig anything until the utility company representatives have identified and marked all the buried lines.

But time ebbs away, and the Cambridgeshire police – desperate to stay on top of things after "the mayhem of Soham" – aren't digging anything up, despite strong-arming from Edith's father, Sir Ian Hind, an eminent surgeon who's friends with the home secretary.

"I've been digging for 45 years and I've never dug anything up like that".

So far, no one has dug anything out of the pile of files that comes anywhere close to a smoking gun that implicates, say, Lyndon Johnson in the murder, as Republican strategist Roger Stone has fantasized.

Independent political groups have mobilized to try to dig up anything unflattering on Mr. Hagel.

"I had this fearlessness that allowed me to go out anywhere, dig up anything.

The inquiry's counsel, James Dingemans, said the flurry of activity "appears to betray an attitude that pressure is being brought to bear to dig out anything good by way of intelligence for the dossier".

Dan Corry, the special adviser who messaged party colleagues in Labour's Millbank HQ asking them to dig out anything on the campaigners after suspecting they were Tories, is in Japan to watch England play Argentina today.