Sentence examples for dig of a from inspiring English sources

The sudden dig of a heel amid a series of turns across the stage, the sharp accentuation of a torso from vertical to backward and back again: these points, so tempting to fudge, here became meat and drink.

"Duke is great at not separating art and science," says Forte, who spends summers with students conducting fieldwork in Vulci and on the completely paperless "digital dig" of a Neolithic dwelling at Çatalhöyük, in Turkey.

Philippa Langley is the amateur historian who spent years petitioning for an archaeological dig of a car park in Leicester in her hunt for the remains of Richard III.

The Israel Museum in Jerusalem has just published a catalog on the Gaza dig of an Israeli team in the 1970s and 80s.

Few things symbolise how profound the change of tenancy at the White House has been than the digging of a garden.

Utility allowances for manufactured home space must not cover costs payable by a family to cover the digging of a well or installation of a septic system.

He also presided over the digging of a subway line through the heart of Amsterdam that is now financially and structurally threatening the city.

But the most dependable solution remains the digging of a nearby relief well, which would allow crews to plug the gushing cavity with heavy liquid.

Several officials said they had never before seen Korean preparations as advanced as those detected in recent days, including the digging of a tunnel.

With modern art on the walls and fresh orchids in vases, the spa feels like the plush digs of a fashionable friend's home.

In 2011, a huge sinkhole appeared overnight on a road in Beijing, swallowing a truck just after its driver and passenger escaped – though that was believed to have been caused by the digging of a tunnel for an underground railway.