Sentence examples for digging someone from inspiring English sources

I didn't hear one story of a stock portfolio digging someone out of a destroyed house.

A lot of the songs ended with digging someone's grave "both wide and deep", placing "a marble stone" at your "head and feet" and a "snow-white dove" on your breast.

"There's no good that can come of saying, 'They dug a hole in the ground and dug someone up to put in a pool,' " he said.

"We work hard, we might have a moan up at each other and might dig someone out one day," he added.

It's just a really nice way of saying you dig someone - to be so happy a certain person is there to take up space in your mind, even when he or she isn't physically around.

If you dig someone's puffy white hoodie but you would rather have a black leather version of it with trim, note that down.

For her own wardrobe, she said, she loves the challenge of digging up someone else's castoffs and reimagining them as next season's hot looks.

Digging in someone else's property is vandalism and a violation of the law.

That spot was said to be a trench dug by someone seeking water in an area of open countryside near a farm called Cortijo de Gazpacho, between the villages of Viznar and Alfacar.

There is growing concern, says the adviser, that their attitude will be: "Why worry now if pipes are crumbling, as we can always dig into someone else's pocket to fix things later, just like the rail firms".Mr Fletcher admits that the comparison between the break-up proposals and the rail industry's woes is "an issue that we are focused on.

The article described a revenge war that supposedly began when a pig dug up someone's garden, and went on for 3 years, resulting in the deaths of 29 people.