Sentence examples for dig up dirt from inspiring English sources

That is, essentially, Jennings's mantra: Take time, dig up dirt and don't trust those in power.

"These were not the claims made by 'outsiders' looking to dig up dirt against us," Mr. Haggis wrote.

"Political operatives" have descended on the state to dig up dirt and file ethics complaints against her.

It troubles me that behind the desire to dig up dirt is the wish to discover that the dirt not only explains the work but is the work.

Mr Haider is himself embroiled in a row over accusations that people in his party have been bribing policemen to dig up dirt against their opponents.

Local government officials tend to eliminate any local scandal but turn a blind eye when local media dig up dirt elsewhere.

"We don't go out of our way to dig up dirt, but if it falls in our laps, obviously we'll post it".

The conservatives thought they had a "winning formula," the article said, mobilizing people "to dig up dirt," then trumpeting it on talk radio and television.

What troubles me is the suspicion that behind the desire to dig up dirt is the wish to discover that the dirt not only explains the work but is the work.

Graham Cluley, of Sophos, says that the infighting among groups may eventually lead to the arrest and the capture of the culprits as the rival hackers dig up dirt on each other.

Naughty: Uber, for threatening to have researchers dig up dirt on journalists critical of the company.