Sentence examples for digs about from inspiring English sources

A few friendly digs about his time in Spain.

They make small talk, little digs about the quality of passport photos.

"But as a teenager, I was all about classic rock, and he always made digs about rock 'n' roll".

McKinnon got in some digs about Clinton's late arrival to opinions on gay marriage and the Keystone Pipeline, and the real Clinton took it with a grin.

Their unsubtle digs about each other's boyfriends erupted in an ugly spat at Wimbledon a couple of years ago and remains at the heart of their animosity.

Digs about songwriting provenance from a member of a band, who (to their credit) have always been open about the early "influence" (cough, splutter) of black blues artists?

They also dug about 200 feet of horizontal shafts in a fruitless search for the tunnel.

Maori houses were made of timber, rectangular in plan, and generally dug about 1 foot (0.3 metre) into the earth's surface.

The main burrow is dug about 2 metres (6.6 feet) below the surface and is constructed with separate chambers for nesting, food storage, and waste.

The health minister said rescue teams had dug about 20 survivors out of the rubble in the past couple of days.

The first canal in the region is thought to have been dug about 1850 bce, when an irrigation channel navigable at flood period was constructed into the Wadi Tumelat (Al-Ṭumaylāt), a dry river valley east of the Nile delta.