Sentence examples for dig into for from inspiring English sources

I thought it difficult, maybe the hardest Saturday to dig into for the last few months.

"That reservoir of what you can dig into for emergencies and contingencies is a lot shallower in communities of color," Professor Shapiro said.

Clicker takes a while to figure out, but it has filters that let you dig into, for example, only episodes from the second season of a particular show.

"People with an overseas' experience have a bigger well to dig into for innovation".

Some are happy to have additional details to dig into for context, for example, whether a person is on mobile or using third-party apps, but others believe it is an unnecessary addition that is stoking the rivalry between iOS and Android fans.

Regarding the episode's treatment of LGBT issues, Jason Hughes of TV Squad stated, "there's a gold mine of material to dig into for satire and comedy; comedy which will likely offend as many people as the real issues do".

I don't think it's meant to be dug into for deeper meanings.

This is a pity, because the film highlights legitimate concerns that others, notably the medical sociologist Gayle Sulik, have been digging into for years, including the questionable commingling of marketing and philanthropy and the prioritization of pharmaceutical solutions over prevention.

David Dewhurst — who had deep pockets and proved perfectly content to dig into them for politics — had jumped into that race.

However, I have yet to dig into mobile for more business-facing, enterprise-oriented users and considerations.

As for the 500 wagon, Fiat may dig into its genealogy for a name, much as Mini did with the Clubman.