Sentence examples similar to digging home from inspiring English sources

"Chicks who dig home runs aren't the ones who appeal to me," he said.

"Chicks who dig home runs aren't the ones who appeal to me," Suzuki told The New York Times in 2009.

Some 6,000 years ago the Hatti, the first people to inhabit Cappadocia, dug homes out of tufa, and most who followed (including the Persians and Alexander the Great) did the same.

More than 775 members of the New York National Guard were in Erie County and Buffalo to help with flood prevention after days of work to clear roads and dig homes and cars out of the record snow from a storm that killed 13 people.

They started digging out home plate".

It was the last Twins game to be played at the Metrodome, and as the Yankees celebrated in the middle of the diamond, ground staff began digging up home plate to move it across the street to their new park.

The Twins dug up home plate and the pitcher's rubber, but St. Peter said they would not be relocated to the new park.

These are the finds designated to be thrown away, but instead, Archeological Seminars offers every would-be archaeologist a chance to take a piece of the dig home.

Mark Stepp, whose house was destroyed, spent the day digging out homes.

Residents in southern Chile and Argentina have begun digging their homes out from under a cover of ash that settled over the region after Chile's Calbuco volcano erupted Wednesday and again early Thursday morning.

He threw a no-hitter with Richard M. Nixon calling balls and strikes and Jimi Hendrix, wielding a Fender Stratocaster instead of a Louisville Slugger, digging in at home plate.