Sentence examples for how dug from inspiring English sources

The two unions called their members back after two weeks of striking even though there was no agreement partly because union leaders saw how dug in Verizon had become and partly because they said Verizon had finally agreed to focus on the major issues in the negotiations.

In so doing, I've experienced first-hand how dug in people are on various sides of the education reform debate, and how unwilling some are to take seriously the validity of other points of view.

SLEEPY HOLLOW Hudson Valley Writers' Center "Research and the Real World: How Digging for Facts Supports Authors," panel discussion.

1914 is not so remote a date that he has to worry much about period detail, but he is obliged to give the reader quite a lot of information about geology, petroleum deposits, ancient Mesopotamia, how digs are dug and so on.

In any case, degradation or lack of outer membrane seems reasonable explanation for how DIG-labeled probes easily access to the mtrRNAs.

She talks excitedly about how they dug a Sixties hammer dulcimer out from their cupboards for the chorus.

Wilson, 22, was pleased with how he "dug in" to scrape through a first-round final-frame decider against Gary Wilson on Thursday night.

As a witness to the events and explaining how I dug through the rubble myself looking for those very bodies, I made this event real to them.

How to dig out of an underwater mortgage, how credit cards compound debt and how to dig out.

It's a place where people know how to protect their land, know how to dig fire lines and remove brush, hose the perimeter.

"I found something out about my team there, then in the last sort of 10 minutes, they know how to manage a game, they know how to dig in.