Sentence examples for digs to call from inspiring English sources

Constantly on the hunt for the perfect multi-million dollar digs to call home, Sarah Jessica Parker and hubby Matthew Broderick are rumored to be once again shifting gears with their eyes set on two townhouses in Brooklyn Heights.

Congress, the financier of countless public works projects elsewhere, is getting a big dig to call its own: construction is about to begin on a vast underground visitor complex, and preparations are already transforming the Capitol grounds.

Her sound on this song has all the luxe of a Gordon Jenkins album cover: the pale blue light draped around skyscrapers, and a couple, arm in arm, walking home early one morning in a place you "dig" to call home.

Before Digging, make sure to call 811 Nationwide for your state's OneCall services which will notify all utility companies for you to mark any underground lines.

The baking sun was finally receding, Ms. Waldman dug out her phone to call her husband to see if he wanted to join her.

It was a stroke of marketing genius on the part of the madams and pimps of Japan's 17th century red light district to call their digs the Floating World.

In fact, many states have laws that require you to call 811 before digging in an area where there are buried utility lines.

If you plan to dig, call 811".

CGA studied data collected in 2017 and found, when people chose to dig without calling 811, 80% of the time one of the facilities damaged was a natural gas line.

Before you start this (or any other) digging project, call 811 if you're in the U.S.

Also, if you're digging holes, call the local utility company and have them scan for buried utility lines (a free service).