Sentence examples for has dug up from inspiring English sources
Labor has dug up a quote from Turnbull in 2009.
With help from Russians and Georgians, he has dug up a pile of fresh information.
He has dug up Wainewright in order to discuss the coming Great Biography Crash.
Each man has dug up information that could likely doom the other's candidacy.
Since then, she said, Con Edison has dug up the street outside her shop three times.
It's not only Meldrum-Hanna who has dug up the compelling yarns.
The French blogosphere has dug up evidence of Franco-Tunisian complicity for Facebook's "Ben Ali Wall of Shame".
On some of those detours she has dug up tidbits about nearby buildings for her new book, "Long Island Modernism 1930-1980" (W. W. Norton & Company).
It has dug up an e-mail message from ACA to Goldman that makes clear that it believed Paulson was going long.
For those who'd rather maximize their laughs per dollar, the Miser has dug up one of the festival's most thrifty options.
They pass around the newspaper, or maybe one of them has dug up some old publicity shots or handbills, which will inevitably provoke a discussion: Jolson or Cantor?
