Sentence examples for enough to dig from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, men will sing to the soil until it softens enough to dig.

As long as you're not crass enough to dig out your basement and turn it into a swimming pool.

Closer to Yangon, the main city, formerly known as Rangoon, the water is receding, the rebuilding is accelerating and the cemeteries are dry enough to dig graves.

Luckily for Stephanie, the inventive mind that got her into this giddy mess is clever enough to dig her out of it.

Now, even as health care reform would reduce our deficit, it's not enough to dig us out of a massive fiscal hole in which we find ourselves.

Anyone insane enough to dig holes, pour money into the ground, wait to see what happens and then sit down at a computer to tell us about it has earned the right to a little respect.

He found a spot where there was enough gravel to dig in.

The lawyer, Dominic Barbara, said Tuesday on CNN's "Larry King Live" that an investigation had found enough cause to dig up the body of Diane Schuler.

I was able to secure enough money to dig out part of the garden, put in paths and a seating area, build a few raised beds, and buy a few plants.

Four days should give you enough time to dig a simple pond and to install a butyl liner, remembering to design some shallow ledges for marginal plants and visiting frogs.

In this week's episode, a Factory-style happening was soundtracked by a cover of Love's anti-drug anthem, more than enough reason to dig up the original on Spotify.