Sentence examples for dig something from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to dig something out of the mountain that is sacred".

What do you do when you dig something up – do you put it back, or do you display it?

Whereas if you get them to discuss and analyze what the problem really is, you might actually dig something up.

But then you've got to go to the Nou Camp and try to dig something out there.

If you need a birthday present email me at john @ beta.techcrunch.com and I'll dig something out of my stuff pile.

We are looking for and asking whether Square can share any numbers about how well Cash is performing and will update this story if/when we hear back or dig something up.

Here, as cited in "Girls Lean Back Everywhere," Edward de Grazia's extraordinary history of modern obscenity law and its impact on art, is how Bruce described a courtroom scene (and plugged in his own form of bleeping): And then I dug something: they sort of liked saying blah-blah-blah.

After all, digging something out of a storage bin and delivering it takes labor and resources.

The way I look at it is, as long as they are digging something and as long as they are coming to the shows, we are knocking it out of the park.

Plant something thick where the cats usually dig, preferably something low maintenance and drought resistant.

So why not dig at something deeper?