Sentence examples for easy dig from inspiring English sources

It's an occasion for an easy dig at Michael Richards, who played Kramer and then flamed out in his "Seinfeld" afterlife, but perhaps it's also a bit of braggadocio by Mr. Gervais: "I can do a better series finale than that forgettable 'Seinfeld' farewell".

And so, what should have been instead of an easy dig at the past 25 years of insane ticket prices and constant overcrowding, has turned into a debate has become a referendum on whether Mrs Miggins in 42C had her bag on 42B, all because the Corbyn camp seem unable to book an advance ticket with seat reservation.

The plus side: easy digging and slippery stairs.

Two years ago we built a raised bed from green oak timbers, and filled it with an open leaf mouldy soil for woodland treats....but the squirrel finds it easy digging and likes anything planted there, he seems to live on a diet of expensive lily bulbs.

Naturalized seedlings are easy to dig up in late winter.

The clay-like soil in San Diego makes it easy to dig tunnels into the ground.

"It is easy to dig," Michèle Moos, the red-haired manager of the site, told me.

The Lötschberg was relatively easy to dig: the granite and schist it traverses are hard but consistent.

It is not easy to dig down inside and relive the most painful parts of one's life night after night.

It's not so bad to die in May It's easy to dig the grave Nightingales will sing For the last time – incomparable And with it, an era seemed to pass.

The coal is easy to dig up, and transport is as simple as sending it up a conveyor belt to the adjacent power stations to burn it and convert it into electricity.