Sentence examples for especially dig from inspiring English sources

Even if you don't especially dig the film, you're not remiss in honoring the standard its success has helped to establish in an increasingly moribund industry.

And little boys especially dig watching this car's top raise and lower in parking lots, but few of them have $76,000 in pocket change.

(Very strong words from Miliband there – especially digging at Schmidt).

And even though ENB's cast can't rise to the taut perfection of Kylian's own dancers, it's a pleasure to see the women, especially, digging into very adult reserves of attack.

(We're especially digging Charles Crocodilele Dundee"-style brimmed hat).

I especially dug the stuff about Celeste's fear of aging; the cultural desire to have/be the Eternal Teenager.

Next, there was no mistaking Kim joy in his virtuosity of Tchaikovsky's Valse Scherzo, especially digging into to that galloping fiddler ride.

However, the FEC would also note the MLB has swung for the fences in its efforts to make things right, especially digging back eight years or more.

At the time I remember especially digging Kool Keith and the Dr. Octagon album...I think that guy is one of the greatest and most underrated artists in New York hip-hop.

Moreover, tanks, originally conceived as offensive instruments, turned out to be at least equally useful on the defense, especially when dug into the ground in "hull-down" positions and deployed with other weapons and field fortifications such as antitank ditches, mines, and barbed wire.

To a boy growing up in the titanium-mining center of Verkhnaya Salda it was like a bell that set off in him a decade-long scramble for cash — by jumping a train to Moscow and lugging back black-market VCRs, or selling cinder blocks, but especially by digging for scrap titanium, an activity that could bring an enterprising teenager $100 a day.