Sentence examples for dig ready from inspiring English sources

She's been quiet lately, but don't worry: Kathy Griffin will always have another Sarah Palin dig ready when called upon.

The coffins are placed in the back of a truck and taken to a nearby patch of land where two long trenches have already been dug, ready for the coffins that arrive every day.

Brown and George Karl, the 76ers and the Bucks, began acting like feuding blood brothers, taking swipes, making digs, ready to send each other home -- in boxes if necessary.

In among the tales of almost unbearable stoicism there are curious and memorable details – for example the pumpkins and potatoes that are dug up, ready cooked from the blast, like the produce of some enormous and hideously indiscriminate microwave oven.

Once the cheese is melted and you think it's ready, dig in!

New Yorkers were ready to be dug out, but the city wasn't ready to dig.

The instructor screams "Ok folks, are you ready to dig deeper and find your soooul!" I'm thinking, find my soul?! I'm ready to find the nearest exit.

1968 saw the first major rock'n'roll revival in Britain, which meant people were ready to dig out Bird Dog and Bye Bye Love but few people – one notable exception being John Peel – were ready for the post-psychedelic class warfare of the extraordinary Lord of the Manor.

I was soon ready to dig out the recipe.

All that was missing was a posse clutching shovels in front his tombstone, ready to dig.

In short, all sides now seem ready to dig in for the long haul.