Sentence examples for digging points from inspiring English sources

A little recent digging points to another of the endless north/south linguistic schisms; it's the same stuff.

Kate Honea and Nicole Padilla are the splendid Blue Girls: their series of turns rightly win applause, but so does their first entrance, doggedly digging their points into the floor like ice picks.

The finish, however, showed that once the Patriots and the Panthers discerned where to dig for points, they found them in bunches.

But it was Ferrer who got the pivotal break in the fourth set, digging out key points in a multiple-deuce game on Tipsarevic's serve at 4-3.

After fact-checking and digging into campaign points and arguments, usually both had validity, it just depended which data they chose to use.

That means avoiding digging into data points you don't fully understand, and avoiding drawing conclusions about your results after short periods of time (after a week, for example).

Hence they dig the point of their giant poles, a maximum of 43 feet, into the muddy bed of the canal near the bank.

No one who understands the issue believes we can just dig trenches, point guns at the border and live in fear the rest of our lives.

Never dig the point into the sole or hoof.

Dig the point of the knife beneath pumpkin skin inside the etched outline.

She sits forward, digging into her point.