Sentence examples for dig up on from inspiring English sources
"I can't imagine what dirt they'll dig up on Newt that hasn't already been dug up," said Jeff Knollenberg, another supporter who visited his headquarters.
Kate Williams took much delight in telling the Hay audience all the most intimate details she could dig up on the extraordinary life of Hamilton.
This was classic Heaviside: act quickly, face the media and come armed with information few reporters would dig up on their own.
What they dig up on their illicit mission is not merely a truckload of valuable peat, but the half-buried body of a child.
You may have breezed through the interview, but you can bet anything your new employer is, right now, trawling social media to see what they can dig up on you.
Whereas Mrs Clinton's Democratic rivals are reluctant to attack her personally Mr Obama apologised this week for a mild slur from an aide Republicans will take their gloves off.But as the publication this month of two exhaustive new biographies showed, there is little fresh dirt to dig up on Mrs Clinton.
Bill Piers, another resident, recalled: "A bunch of us went out there digging, up on the top part.
That means practically any television show or movie can be dug up on one of these YouTube imitators, and another subindustry of Web portals has sprouted just for that purpose.
Naughty: Uber, for threatening to have researchers dig up dirt on journalists critical of the company.
"Had they had the proper tax incentives", said John Boehner (R-OH), "They would have started digging up on day one, and would have reached the ground at least 17 days earlier, with no cost to Chilean taxpayers.
The troops dig up 30 corpses on this site, near the town of Iguala.
