Sentence examples for if he digs from inspiring English sources

If he digs deep again, if he steels himself for a real battle, it could be over quickly.

If he digs deep enough, Mr. Cuomo may find some e-mail messages, instant messages or maybe even phone text messages that mention the deteriorating quality of mortgages.

"But if he digs in his heels, you'll probably have to go over his head or give up,'' Ms. Ludeman said.

Now he's back with Salinas, and New York's Spanish restaurant culture is the better for it, even if he digs more deeply into traditions of Spanish cooking rather than probing its outward boundaries.

Perhaps that will change if he digs deep for another Grade One prize at Aintree today, just 22 days after a hard race, but for now you could not know what to expect of a horse who made hard work of a distant third in the equivalent contest last year.

If he digs, make him a "dig box" (a wooden frame in the ground, filled with soft dirt, this saves your yard!).

Aware, perhaps, that if he dug with a little more dedication he would find his body lying breathless under this world's surface.

The lead architect, Filippo Caprioglio, said that the interior floor was nothing more than a sandbox, noting that if he dug more than a foot he would hit water.

And what record could that young Hector pull out to really knock future Hector's socks off? "If he dug up "Knights of the Jaguar" from Rolando, it would be like,'Wow, that's my guy.'".

Soon, he's charging large swaths of women with various sins while nursing the wounds left by one: "Your whole appearance is a lie and it could never be true," he digs, "and if you really liked yourself, then you would try to be you".

You probably wouldn't be too crazy about this boy if he looked like he dug himself out of the garbage, right?