Sentence examples for dug like from inspiring English sources
Saddam Hussein dug like a beast from his bunker in the Iraqi countryside, unshaven and unrepentant.
It'll be a waste of time — you won't find anyone there, and you especially won't find a trace of that grave, which was dug like the prophet Yusuf's well.
He raised his glass and drank a toast to this: "To dieting!" At one point, he asked some of the guests to follow him into the garden to see his new well, dug, like many others in Baghdad recently, in preparation for the war.
"Monk would always ask Nellie what she thought about the music, not just his music but the cats Thelonious dug, like Nat Cole, Teddy Wilson and Erroll Garner," recalled Marcellus Green, a longtime family friend and barber who counted many of the musicians as his patrons.
In a smoky tea room, dug like a cave into the heart of the ancient market in Irbil, the disappointments of history have made men cautious.
My feet not only touched the ground, but my heels also dug like a pair of plows.
Mr. Symmes digs like a reporter and writes like a novelist.
Like Dig, like End of the Century, loudQUIETloud is a sad and beautiful ruin.
17min: Heinrich Brussow is digging like a demented mole out there!
We were beside a stream that ran along a lightly forested hill, and Mina was digging like mad.
"The soil digs like cold butter," boasted Lower, a lean, white-haired dude in jeans and a T-shirt that says "Aloha Beach 2007: Old guys rule".
