Sentence examples for dig which is from inspiring English sources

We drove about two miles and then walked a short way to the Motsetse dig, which is on Mr. Bailey's farm.

I chanced upon the story of this mysterious mammal while visiting the neolithic marvels of Orkney, including the Ness of Brodgar, a thrilling archeological dig which is painstakingly revealing a 4,500-year-old "cathedral".

But a simple DIG, which is usually unaccompanied by an opinion, could be a bitter pill, given that the court granted the Bush appeal after being vigorously advised by lawyers for Vice President Al Gore that there was nothing in the case to justify the Supreme Court intervention at this point.

The Tesla and SpaceX CEO detailed his tunnel ambitions, which he shared first via Twitter, with Bloomberg, and showed off his first dig, which is located in the SpaceX parking lot both for convenience and because it's legally uncomplicated.

This study examines an ecotype, Dijon G (DiG), which is considered sensitive to A. brassicicola.

I'm not sure whether any of his Conservative colleagues in government noticed that dig, which was doubtless part of the ongoing process of differentiating his party from them prior to next year's election.

Then I actually paid to go on a little dig, which was in Southern Illinois.

In 2000, during the redevelopment, a major archaeological project was undertaken by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust, known as the Big Dig, which was supported by Channel Four's Time Team.

Investigators can determine what a given line represents only by digging, which is prohibitively expensive and time-consuming.

Or I'll go crate-digging, which is just looking through stacks of stuff in random shops.

Nothing sits on the planned path above the tunnel to be dug, which is likely for the best, since the whole point is to try out the tunnel boring system to see if it works as planned.