Sentence examples for digging a better from inspiring English sources

She said she had had trouble seeing her work with immigrants, her dedication to community-supported agriculture and her emphasis on digging a better ditch in a larger context until the MacArthur Foundation came calling.

Do you know a gardener, greener, community gardener or adopter of feral lands who's digging for a better society?

"I am sure that if there was a situation where cleaning a ditch or digging a new ditch would be better than using more pesticides, nobody would stand in the way of that," he said.

Her mother, on the other hand, is always willing to dig for a better deal.

A single means Haddin can win it with one blow … but he can only dig out a better yorker for a single.

Some plants tolerate coverings, transplantation, or digging better than others.

Those old enough to remember when Con Edison excavation sites bore signs that read "Dig we must for a better New York" can think of the campaign as proclaiming, "Shoot we must for a better New York".

But first Barry's book is not solely about a deadly virus nor is it a piece of medical or science journalism, instead it uses influenza as a lens to dig deep into better understanding a special time period in the U.S. Influenza sits in the forefront against the backdrop of World War I.

Ms. Miller said these rubber-and-metal devices, which weigh five ounces a pair, worked best on "slightly icier surfaces" because the metal coils managed to "dig in better" on that surface rather than on packed snow.

When he did, Pharoah was able to dig in better and take off.

No – Susanne Bier's In a Better World digs deep into father-son relationships, Tanya Hamilton's debut Night Catches Us deals with the Black Panther movement, with Anthony Mackie as a particularly strong lead, and short films Stanley Pickle, Winter and On Your Own explore emotional upheavals in men.