Sentence examples for had to burrow from inspiring English sources

It was a chaotic purse, and the woman had to burrow down through wadded Kleenex, key rings, and doll clothes before she pulled out a checkbook.

A recovery team had to burrow horizontally, punch through two collapsed and precarious floors and then remove mounds of crumbled concrete from over the man, Mr. Juncosa said.

The scientists, who hail from nine collaborating institutions, had to burrow 2.8 kilometers beneath our world's surface to find these unusual microbes, leading the scientists to their speculations that life could exist in similar circumstances elsewhere in the solar system.

Then, once the bare ground was exposed, the dredge's teeth had to burrow through the mud, exposing and catching the animals and leaving the bottom furrowed like a field, many of the contours erased.

Then, once the bare ground was exposed, the dredge's teeth had to burrow through the mud, exposing and catching the animals and leaving the bottom furrowed like a field, many of the contours erased.

With nimble fork work I had to burrow into dark recesses for the amberjack's cheek and neck flesh, expertly roasted and more delicate than anything the rest of the fish might have yielded.

I don't feel I have to burrow around in my subconscious for reasons to garden.

You have to burrow deeply into its menus to find the waiting list.

For example, you no longer have to burrow into infinitely nested Settings screens to adjust your control panels.

You would have to burrow down to some substrata of my material existence to find the answer to that one.

To do this, Augustine would have to burrow into the enigmatic words of Genesis more deeply than anyone had done before.