Sentence examples for dig deep into the from inspiring English sources

At an abandoned Soviet Army base here, scavengers dig deep into the earth.

Anyone interested in the traditional earnings number has to dig deep into the press releases.

"When I started as a doctor I wanted to dig deep into the metabolism," Müller-Wohlfahrt Müller-Wohlfahrt

This full-length club engagement should give these virtuosos a chance to dig deep into the music.

You had to dig deep into the paper to find the result, and the media largely missed it.

"In the 50 free you have to dig deep into the innermost part of you and unlock that aggression and release it," he said.

"But I think she was also trying to touch feelings and emotions, and that made us dig deep into the work.

To distinguish their work from earlier biographies, authors dig deep into the social and political context in which these artists worked, and so does Mr Gayford.

Karabits encourages the players to dig deep into the music, pounding out the rhythms sturdily, in the Tchaikovsky especially, rather than bustling ahead nervously.

The hotel's site -- once a forlorn metal shop -- had such poor soil that contractors had to dig deep into the bedrock and sink caissons.

So I cringed at the prospect of being portrayed on stage, ready to turn up my collar and dig deep into the seat.