Sentence examples for get dug in from inspiring English sources

He added: "When such controversies unfold, it is easy to get dug in and appear to defend positions.

"I am no exception". He added: "When such controversies unfold, it is easy to get dug in and appear to defend positions.

I wouldn't be surprised if it was some time in late 2006 or early 2007 which would give his successor plenty of time to get dug in.

"It just slows down the process because what happens - I know there are politicians who will cave under pressure - but often what happens for the majority of us when someone starts applying that kind of pressure, you don't want to look like you cave in to pressure so you slow down and get dug in.

And it's a hard, hard one to dig out once its roots get dug in.

Because a lot of people--it's hard to change people's minds with the facts, because people tend to get dug in based on longstanding commitments and traditions and so on; you know, family religion, almost; politics is a religion.

"It gives us confidence that when we're not at our best we can get dig in, get our blocks in and win ugly.

And then you get dug up in 1997 and become a piece of interior design.

Emanuel, ever the electoral pragmatist, urged his party not to get too dug in on every single issue.

People get so dug in with their positions and they end up with a self-interest that is about protecting that position no matter what.

"He's got his heels dug in.