Sentence examples for dig is to from inspiring English sources

The Dig is to my mind a richer book than Cove, because it contains multitudes and sets unexpected forces in messy opposition.

The dig is to be finished in another year, when a final report will be presented to the Belgian and regional Flanders governments.

The goal of the dig is to find artifacts that can help piece together the puzzle of what life was like for the dozen different owners of the saltbox style house that was built by the town's first shipbuilder, Benjamin Beach, around 1690.

One of the purported benefits of the Dig is to dispense with elevated highways that now blight much of downtown.

An archaeological dig is to take place to uncover a model of a World War I battlefield in Staffordshire which was built as a training aid for soldiers.

Wall's first goal when she started to dig was to locate the privy.

Those pushy Macbeths may be backstabbing social climbers, but you must admit that their new digs are to die for.

Records of the watch still exist in the Clockmakers Companyy library, and if further historical digging were to uncover a "wonderful provenance," its value would increase exponentially, he said.

The digging was to wrap up this weekend; the next task is to analyze the discoveries to see what insights they yield.

So you have to dig under, and the only way to dig under is to listen.

The dig is due to start this weekend.