Sentence examples for for a dig from inspiring English sources

Later, he went to Peru for a dig, where Dr. Murra himself picked him up in his old Buick and they went for a lunch of, he still remembers, ceviche, corn, sweet potatoes and piquante de pollo.

Professor Bankoff said he decided that Erasmus would be the perfect site for a dig after he led an excavation there in 1987 and found pipes, metal and other artifacts, which he gave to the school to exhibit.

There at Fenn Lane Farm, Philippa Langley, who for years had campaigned for a dig to find the king's remains, said a prayer for all those who died in the battle.

Living in Tokyo for the past 10 years, away from the American underground scene that he grew to resent, O'Rourke's cynical worldview seems to have mellowed, although there's still room, on the track Half Life Crisis, for a dig at over-the-hill hipsters who refuse to admit the jig is up ("You can tell from your face/ That you're a charity case").

Faith and her family have moved to a remote island for a dig that is about to happen, but she soon discovers that there are so many more reasons for why her family left the mainland… Her father's secrets and lies are everywhere, and, after a tragic incident, Faith resolves to find out the truth.

Several sites appeared worth following up, but they had to decide on one for a dig.

No torsion of the body was observed, a movement required for a digging-behaviour.

Her spartan-for-a-chief-executive digs reflect her schedule and temperament.

Knowing that, in turn, may alter what excavators look out for in a dig.

"We are globally sober," tweeted Bulent Mumay, a journalist for Hurriyet, in a dig at THY's advertisement, "Globally Yours".

For archaeologists at a dig, the painstaking work known as picking is an everyday routine.