Sentence examples for dig to keep from inspiring English sources

Though it's hard to join them in calling Jason Giambi selfish when it is unclear how deep the A's were prepared to dig to keep him at all, those Yankee fans among the Cablevision subscribers blacked out and everyone else paying more for the privilege of watching YES should recognize the personification of Steinbrenner's greed.

We could have chosen, as a public body, to keep digging, to keep honouring and supporting rape victims.

But both need to dig deeper to keep mass transit moving.

Then I said, 'We need to go to a therapist to talk us through it.' " She added, "Sometimes you have to dig deep to keep it real".

Scrum half Young paid the price for poor passing with Conor Murray coming on after 53mins as the Lions had to continue to dig deep to keep the Wallabies out.

Now, the Treasury boss would doom his idea if he presented this to taxpayers in states like Alaska, Alabama and Mississippi, asking them to dig deep to keep fund managers in their Beacon Hill townhouses and bankers in their Greenwich McMansions.

"Lads like Joel Byrom, Stacy Long and Lawrie Wilson, who haven't had many minutes, had to dig deep to keep some form of forward momentum".

Police officers raided his house in 1995 after an informant told them of the dungeon he had dug there to keep girls.

Proponents of natural gas took a back seat when the House of Representatives passed a climate bill last year, as lawmakers from coal-producing states dug in to keep coal as the nation's principal fuel for electricity production.

It sounded heartfelt except he didn't have one good thing to say about playing baseball with the Reds, a small-market team that, under fan fire, dug deep to keep Larkin, its longtime linchpin.

The European and Commonwealth champion led coming into the home straight and dug deep to keep the fast-finishing Jackson at bay to clock a season's best time.