Sentence examples for dig much from inspiring English sources

It wasn't to dig much beyond that, which is no great wonder.

"But to get at the root of the problem, the regulators may need to dig much deeper".

"We finally have a target to point our telescopes at and dig much deeper into the workings of a rocky exoplanet and what makes it tick….

But Nadal had to dig much deeper to wriggle free of the firm grip and aggressive game of Karen Khachanov, the brawny young Russian who pushed him hard in the third round of last year's United States Open.

In incorporating joking references to that popular television show, Ms. Coxon may be seeking to forestall criticism that "Happy Now?" does not dig much deeper into the domestic crises of the urban bourgeoisie than any number of TV series.

I can't attempt to analyse exactly how Donnellan conjures up his magic, though it's clear he encourages actors to take risks and dig much deeper than they are used to in developing their characters.

The Maureen Mwanawasa Community Initiative helps to provide funds for communities allowing them to dig much-needed fresh-water wells.

They are meeting for longer and digging much deeper.

Yet Republican tax cuts dug much of the budget hole we live in.

But neither story line digs much below the surface of any of these themes.

And despite two centuries of digging, much more remains to be discovered than has yet been found.