Sentence examples for dug for about from inspiring English sources
A coal-bed methane well can be dug for about $90,000.
Tonight, Musk showed off a 1.14-mile test tunnel — that snakes its way underneath 120th Street in the city of Hawthorne — that his other business, The Boring Company, dug for about $10 million using a modified boring machine called Godot.
One group digs for information about Compaq, another about Hewlett-Packard.
As the day approached, my dad started digging for excuses about why he was skeptical about going.
A reporter digs for clues about Steve Bannon's murky years in Hollywood.
Hedge funds often use lobbyists, investigators and other connected people to dig for information about a company or industry.
Their job was to dig for information about the employee's religion, spending and savings patterns, drinking habits and how the worker "amused himself".
Mr. Cohen and his staff are known for relentlessly digging for information about publicly traded companies to form a "mosaic," building a complete picture of the company's prospects that gives the firm an edge over other investors.
I believe people were trying to dig for dirt about me and they've found something a bit juicy".
The indictment alleges that Libby began digging for details about Wilson, Plame's husband and an Iraq war critic, well before the former ambassador went public July 6 , 2003 in a newspaper opinion piece with his criticism of the Bush administration's use of faulty prewar intelligence on Iraq's nuclear ambitions.
