Sentence examples for dig back to from inspiring English sources

Now let's dig back to the source of the data: Last week we ran a poll asking you to choose your favourite input method on a mobile phone.

He remembers an epiphany he had when listening to the blues: It was Bessie Smith, through her tone and her cadence, who helped me to dig back to the way I myself must have spoken when I was a pickaninny, and to remember the things I had heard and seen and felt.

"To come up with the tunes that fit the concept of each show, I've had to dig back to things that I haven't heard in a long, long time," said Iggy. "I thought I better check these old numbers to see if they still made the grade for me.

Little Slovenia, hugging a border with Austria and digging back to its Habsburg roots, has proved beyond the reach of Serbian nationalism.

Prechter was fascinated by the theory and used it as he dug back to English financial records and identified a huge bear market that ran from 1720, at the end of the South Seas bubble, until 1780.

In my haste to dig back in to the working world, I had quickly overextended myself.

So there is hope for the Yankees, even if they have to dig back eight years to find it.

For a completely new category of product, Apple had to dig back — all the way to the original iPhone — to remember how to position these things.