Sentence examples for easily dug from inspiring English sources

But I think the reason may not be something so easily dug out.

That's when I discovered that their wiry, tenacious roots are not easily dug and that it takes a lot of persistence to rogue out this perennial.

In one corner you have your hard-core hip-hop heads; the type for whom the true Jay-Z will forever be that gifted 25-year-old with rapid-fire flow, trading verses with the visionary teenager Big L — "I'm so ahead of my time, my parents haven't met yet!" — on a "rare" (easily dug up on YouTube) seven-minute freestyle from 1995.

Although in some places mole rats in the two soil types are separated by just a few meters of easily dug dirt, the researchers found clear genetic differences.

Each station consisted of a plastic tray (20 × 20 cm) containing 1 g of millet and 2 L of fine sand (depth in the tray about 5 cm, easily dug to the ground by bank voles (e.g., Eccard and Liesenjohann 2014)).

FlexSearch easily digs out and displays these fares on those highly competitive routes for easy comparison, he said.

Taking advantage of the situation, the local farmers easily dig up the peat and marl, which made an excellent fertilizer for their fields.

Last year, the New York Times found armies of lawyers being replaced by computer software, which can just as easily dig through legal documents for keywords.

Rooks, for example, must breed in February or March to ensure that the soil will be moist enough for them to easily dig out worms to feed their babies.

As new parents themselves, they built Winnie out a personal need to find the sort of information parents crave – details you can't easily dig up in Google Maps or Yelp.

From the dashboard, which Tyler says will come to include more services over time, admins can easily dig deeper to see which users are affected by a spike in phishing attempts, for example.