Sentence examples for i dug from from inspiring English sources

Using the dirt I dug from the basement, I then was able to make a long gentle slope away from the foundation so that the ground around the house appeared level, or nearly so.

All my wrist and ankle shackles are homemade, struck from iron I myself dug from the earth.

I dug snow from my eyes, ears and pockets.

I dug Peanuts from the time I could read, and as a kid spent way too many nights under the covers with a torch, poring through such nifty anthologies as You're Out Of Your Mind, Charlie Brown!, Who Do You Think You Are, Charlie Brown? and You Can't Win, Charlie Brown.

What I am going to do is highlight some numbers that I dug up from the NFHS reports as I tried to learn more about Minnesota's success in attracting more girls to high school sports.

And look, here's a tidbit I dug up from an old issue when she interned at Vice!

Dubbed his "Native New York" mix, Siano told us the set features "high energy tunes I dug out from everywhere," as well as two new oldies he found just in time for the weekend.

Which is why, along with the wild blackberries and the horseradish I picked and dug from a grassy verge in Somerset, I recently served guests with sausages made from a deer I shot in the preceding days.

One of the first uses of the term "Brooklynize" I dug up came from a 1920 Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Bulletin.

We started sharing food and I dug up peanuts from a Southwest Airlines flight (since they give every passenger two bags).

But I dug the baton out from the back of the cupboard, where it has lain for a few years, and gave it to Dan this week after his miraculous recovery.