Sentence examples for dig somewhere from inspiring English sources

"I'd like them to uncover as much as they can for the foreseeable future, until we can hopefully do an organised dig somewhere on the fort," Mrs Edgar said.

Instead we're becoming the information proletariat, chained to our PCs and digging somewhere deep in the data mines.

Once, in the hallway before class, he told me about his work on regional consonantal variations of the name for some kind of a fire pit that Turkic people dug somewhere.

Can you tee up with a friend or can you find suitable individual living digs somewhere else?

Rather than be at the mercy of a short-term visa, he wanted to dig in somewhere.

That does make a difference to students – they don't want to end up being across town in digs somewhere rather than at the centre of things.

It's easy to define a house as a family home, student digs or somewhere to lay your head; but a home is also a potent tool of social renewal and social justice.

Riki explained it to me like this, "We take students down to the beach, dig a hole somewhere, and pour water in".

And when their hunger becomes intolerable on their way to somewhere, they dig up the clay roadway and use that to fill their bellies.

Arsenal were not playing with the kind of verve they had been enjoying recently and needed to dig some inspiration from somewhere.

However, I did notice that the denser urban locales definitely do offer more blind alleys and cubby holes at ground level, so determined campers can usually find somewhere to dig in and wait for victims.