Sentence examples for dig into something from inspiring English sources
They felt the barbs of the weighted snag hooks dig into something heavy.
Whether it's the matter of the CrimeStoppers tip, or questions over the fact that his story has been so consistently inconsistent, he's going to keep being confronted by this ravenous appetite for continuing to dig into something that in another world would have been forgotten.
But it's the general lowering of standards inherent in our continuing insistence on cheap burgers, wherever they might come from and however bad they taste; the collective, post-ironic shrug we've come to give each other as we knowingly dig into something that tastes, at best, like cardboard and soured onion, that's hurting us.
Yes, companies will only hire you if you bring something to the party as well, but every hiring manager loves a person who just seems to be crackling with excitement to dig into something new.
If you dig deep into something, it loses the fun.
As he got up, with his sandals only partly on his feet, he felt something dig into the back of his right heel.
I encourage him, and everyone who has been moved by his reflective column, to try going vegetarian full or part time, and dig into a plate of something more delicious, more compassionate and more healthy for us all.
"When I started to really dig into her, I found something interesting about the way she rejects all the roles that are put onto her as a woman, but also performs them," she says.
But instead of asking for their votes, Mr. Bush urged the educators to dig into their budgets to buy something: an online American history curriculum developed by an Internet company that he has founded here.
8. ALICIA KEYS: 'THE DIARY OF ALICIA KEYS' -- (J) Full-fledged soul songs that hark back to the 1970's, with verses, choruses and bridges rather than the singsong vamps of current rhythm-and-blues, give Alicia Keys something to dig into as she once again contemplates the tensions between love and independence.
