Sentence examples for dig sergeant from inspiring English sources

It takes about eight hours to dig Sergeant McLoughlin out.

The sarge is thinking Dominick will get free and work to get me out first, and then together we will work to dig Sergeant McLoughlin out.

"The cool part about this was, World War II-style, you dug in," Sergeant Bales, then a team leader, was quoted as saying in a recounting of the battle by the Fort Lewis newspaper.

"Sometimes they dig a hole and bury it," Sergeant Somsak said.

Sergeants told the marines to dig sleeping holes and rest wearing their chemical warfare suits and their boots, ready to move forward at short notice.

So Sergeant Rojas dug his fingers into the man, causing him to scream but knowing it was the only way to pull him free.

"Dig deep".

Dig in.

Dig science?

Dig deep, dig deep.

They dig and dig and dig.