Sentence examples for in an apparent dig from inspiring English sources

In an apparent dig at Waitrose's use of culinary superstar Heston Blumenthal in its adverts, Sainsbury's said consumers are less interested in celebrities in these austere times.

And in a phone conversation with him, the president reportedly called Mr. McCabe's wife "a loser" in an apparent dig about the Virginia race.

In an apparent dig at The X Factor, Wilson added: "If you want to see people making fools of themselves you can go to other stations".

"It makes a big difference when you have someone in the statehouse willing to take the lead," Mr. Bush said at a news conference, in an apparent dig at the Louisiana governor, Kathleen Babineaux Blanco, a Democrat.

In an apparent dig at Donald Trump, who has spoken of denying entry to the US to all Muslims, Blair criticised the tendency on the right to trip into bigotry towards Muslims.

In an apparent dig at the Republican frontrunner, she continued: "Despite what other candidates say, we believe in the goodness of our people and the greatness of our nation".

It referred to the "recently-mocked concept of putting an airport in the middle of the estuary" – an apparent dig at the mayor's "Boris island" plan.

The Instagram post was an apparent dig at celebrities, including actress Felicity Huffman, who have been charged in an alleged US college cheating scam.

In another apparent dig at Mr Miliband, Mr Blair said the public wanted to "know where we're coming from because that is a clue as to where we would go, if elected".

Cuban cautioned that someone's going to have to run for the presidency the next time around who can "look forward," instead of "acting like it's 1975," in another apparent dig at Trump.

After a similar apparent dig at Trump in November, Obama on Tuesday told attendees that kids who believe unedited "telling it like it is" is the best approach on social media are being "rude".