Sentence examples for dug one from inspiring English sources
They dug one hole after another.
Chris Woakes, having already picked up Colin Munro's wicket, dug one in at the debutant Mark Chapman.
After the earthquake in Haiti, locals didn't wait for search-and-rescue teams: They dug one another out.
When they had dug one, Nicholas jumped in and had himself covered with sand up to his shoulders.
His father dug one of the first tunnels between Gaza and Egypt in 1984, Muhammad said proudly — about 160 feet, to smuggle gold and spare parts.
Collier County gave him permission in 2001 to dig rock pits that would serve as fish ponds, and with the help of contractors he has already dug one.
As for a well, anyone who owns land is free to dig one.
But he manages to dig one out to midwicket and takes a single.
Finding athletes who have gone the other way is far trickier, but diligent reader James Andrews managed to dig one up.
Dr. Stein is convinced that she has a hidden, terrible secret from childhood, and eventually he digs one up.
Hoggard digs one in short and Bravo just wafts it breezily to the long-leg fence for four.
