Sentence examples for has begun digging from inspiring English sources

Israel has begun digging tunnels beneath Israeli-controlled zones to connect Palestinian areas with one another.

The standoff has begun digging into Thailand's economic prospects, including commerce, investment and tourism, which accounts for 6 percent of gross domestic product.

We had begun digging many days before.

In recent days, though, news organizations have begun digging into his record and his past.

By October, Andersen, which had begun digging deep into Enron's accounting as a result of what it found with the Raptors, discovered other areas of improper accounting.

Scientists have begun digging for corpses at the site of a former Tokyo medical college allegedly used to conduct bio-warfare trials, reopening one of the darkest chapters of Japan's wartime past.

The papers have begun digging back into them and at this morning press conference – the last question – the Mail raised Lord Ashcroft's weekend allegations, reported in Saturday's Guardian, that Baldwin also used private eyes to "blag" private bank account details that would expose then-tax exile Lord A's scale of donations to the Tories.

Archaeologists have begun digging into a large network of tunnels and trenches beneath the battlefield.

Her yard was the perfect workshop: From the moment she and her husband had begun digging the foundation of their home, they'd unearthed chunks of New England granite.

They have begun digging a 2.5-mile-long tunnel — a relatively recent tactic adopted by the rebels — to smuggle people out of the city, said Nasir, the Islamic Front commander.

Residents in southern Chile and Argentina have begun digging their homes out from under a cover of ash that settled over the region after Chile's Calbuco volcano erupted Wednesday and again early Thursday morning.