Sentence examples for digging back into from inspiring English sources

Sarah Polley is digging back into the relationship between her mother and father, who she discovers isn't her biological father.

— Carrie Battan This summer has been archival for me, mostly digging back into to old Trina, Barrington Levy, ESG, System of a Down, and other popular oddities I'd never fully absorbed.

The papers have begun digging back into them and at this morning press conference – the last question – the Mail raised Lord Ashcroft's weekend allegations, reported in Saturday's Guardian, that Baldwin also used private eyes to "blag" private bank account details that would expose then-tax exile Lord A's scale of donations to the Tories.

Instead of digging back into history, the book, which is published by Cornerhouse Books, focuses on art onward from 2000.

Then they went digging back into the Good Grief gold mine with the glorious "Something About You" and the wildly frenetic "Gone Insane," its tame opening turned upside down.

Use the same technique to dig back into the slope for the remaining steps.

Meanwhile, Ms. Thurber has dug back into the plays — restructuring, killing wayward lines and adding new scenes.

Smith's conceit is entirely original: instead of taking this nearly perfect show at face value, she has dug back into the history of Oklahoma itself.

Not least he dug back into his family past in South Africa, reviving his great-great-grandfather's lean-pork-and-oats recipe from the 1820s.

With this data in hand, the scientists have dug back into the monitoring records, and have reevaluated the methodology used to estimate the power of meteor explosions.

Puzzled, Helgeland dug back into the original story; he realised his source had been in prison when he claimed to have met the twins.