Sentence examples for dig better from inspiring English sources

Sharp shovels dig better than dull ones, especially through roots and sod (grass).

Some plants tolerate coverings, transplantation, or digging better than others.

Ms. Miller said these rubber-and-metal devices, which weigh five ounces a pair, worked best on "slightly icier surfaces" because the metal coils managed to "dig in better" on that surface rather than on packed snow.

When he did, Pharoah was able to dig in better and take off.

She said she had had trouble seeing her work with immigrants, her dedication to community-supported agriculture and her emphasis on digging a better ditch in a larger context until the MacArthur Foundation came calling.

Miners dig in the better parts of mines first.

You better dig into them and prove me wrong".

Her mother, on the other hand, is always willing to dig for a better deal.

Now Labour had better dig out some confidence in his strengths.

Blimey, I'd better dig out my cleanest tweeds and get down there.

In "Better Dig Two," the banjo-centered single that opens its second album, "Pioneer," and has already sold a million copies, Ms. Perry sings that she's "gonna love you 'til I's dead," and that either her husband's "divorce or death" would kill her: "If you go before I do/I'm gonna tell the gravedigger that he better dig two".