Sentence examples similar to dig up a study from inspiring English sources

"I wish we could dig up a lead," he said.

Never dig up a buried hermit crab.

(One physician, a medical librarian, dug up a 2006 study reporting that 16 percent of people in intensive care units have no designated decision-maker and no identifiable family who could fill that role).

In a study published in Nature Immunology, Stanford rheumatologist Connie Weyand, MD, PhD, and her colleagues have dug up a defect thought to lead to rheumatoid arthritis.

And he dug up a rabbit.

He dug up a cockle, absent-mindedly, with his toes.

Paul Sereno: You know, digging up a dinosaur.

Paul Sereno: When you're digging up a human, you are digging up your history.

'Minecraft' movie digs up a new director in Rob McElhenney.

Purnell goes into the woods and digs up a skull.

Adults and children of both genders work to dig up using a metal-tipped digging stick (antsoro) and a digging bowl (kipao).