Sentence examples for dig together from inspiring English sources

This may be an individual effort, but usually several hatchlings dig together, helping one another.

We dig together and that is when I teach her how to be responsible.

Children learn to control their impulses through games like Simon Says, play advocates believe, and they learn to solve problems, negotiate, think creatively and work as a team when they dig together in a sandbox or build a fort with sofa cushions.

Whatever you do to satisfy your dog's digging dreams, help him form the habit: Say "Go Dig" as you head to your new spot, bury bones, and dig together.

These laborers often live with their families in makeshift tents on construction sites, and it is common to see women and men doing the heavy lifting and digging together, without safety equipment or even tools.

Mr. Schueler buried his ashes just beyond the pond they had dug together, and near the second, more sturdy house that they had built with friends, after Hurricane Camille blew down the first house in 1969.

Because of the depth of the nest, emergence requires that several hatchlings dig upward together.

Once you have established a greater sense of trust, you can begin to really dig in together to explore and experience social-emotional learning.

They appear here on a double bill, in back-to-back sets, though it wouldn't be foolish to hope that they'll dig in together, as they did for the soundtrack to Spike Lee's "Mo' Better Blues".

When she was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, the two dug in together to fight off the effects.

Raylan Givens and Boyd Crowder once dug coal together; now Raylan is a lawman, Boyd a neo-Nazi.