Sentence examples for finally dug from inspiring English sources
When he finally dug his way out, gulping in fresh air, he was surrounded by devastation.
Ms. Levin finally dug up an image of the regal invitation and ran it last November.
A bulldozer finally dug up beneath the front gate to create enough overhead clearance.
When he finally dug his way out, part of the base camp village was gone.
"So they finally dug out my wife this morning," Mr. Joshi said, continuing with a tremble.
When I finally dug in, it was just as I had hoped — juicy, crunchy, caramelized and just sweet enough.
"After all this time, it would be lovely to finally dig this thing out".
Finally, digging through the records, they found it had been loaned to a museum in Reading, Pa., back in 1926.
'BEND OF THE RIVER' AND 'THE FAR COUNTRY' -- (Universal, $14.98 each, released last week) Universal is finally digging into its vast library to release something other than horror movies and Abbott and Costello comedies.
(I now see that the author does actually make a nod to this in an update, though without acknowledging how badly it undermines his argument).But dont worry, the author finally digs up an economist who says consumers might save a nickel per gallon with a tax hiatus.
The three-hour game has become common, and the main reason is that so many batters step out of the box after every pitch, look around, adjust their batting gloves -- before finally digging in again to look at the next pitch.
