Sentence examples for dig out from from inspiring English sources

To help Trump Hotels dig out from $1.8 billion in debt, Credit Suisse was planning to invest $345 million in the company, with Mr. Trump anteing up $55 million.

As New Jersey residents dig out from last week's snowstorm, they can rest assured that thanks to their tax dollars, Governor Whitman is also battling the snow and cold this weekend.

The Napa River fell to well below flood level, and homeowners and businesses continued to dig out from mud and debris.

The machine was miles from any entrance and too deep to dig out from the surface.

They couldn't and are struggling to dig out from under credit-card debt for things they can't even recall buying.

The way Kamil Ziegler figures, it will take another six years to dig out from the excesses of capitalism.

"There is only so much you can dig out from under a building before it becomes unstable," he said.

On one long C-17 flight, he opened a canvas bag and spread out all his unanswered correspondence and unpaid bills, trying to dig out from under.

He has said he joined the National Guard after being impressed with how it helped Massachusetts dig out from the crippling blizzard of 1978.

But the Senate subcommittee's plan brightens the picture for both agencies, freeing up money to dig out from their Dodd-Frank backlog.

While they dig out from an epic snowstorm on Friday and Saturday, road crews and utility workers across the Mid-Atlantic States may be facing a Sisyphean struggle.