Sentence examples for intended to dig from inspiring English sources

Though it had a long-running "Mac v PC" advertising series, intended to dig at Microsoft's Windows software, it never mentioned any hardware rival by name.

Schliemann had intended to dig in Crete but did not do so, and it was left to Arthur Evans to begin work at Knossos in 1900 and to discover the Minoan civilization, ancestor of classical Greece.

Perhaps when she began writing it, Brontë intended to dig up only a few of the corpses in her garden; if that's the case, she got carried away and unearthed them all.

Wall Street firms tend to settle cases like this one, but Goldman's statement on Friday indicated it intended to dig in its heels and fight, perhaps in part to discourage suits by investors.

This might have happened anyway, assuming that Darling always intended to dig in his heels and resist No 10's attempts to shift him to the Home office – now to be Alan Johnson's bed of nails.

But Mr. Florio, angered by what he called an invasion of privacy, said today that the questions being posed by the investigators were clearly intended to dig up salacious details about his personal life in an effort to smear his reputation.

When the tide ebbs, he intends to dig the boat out and relaunch it.

Firms are obliged to notify local authorities when they intend to dig, but less than 5% of road works are advised a month in advance.

The lingering question is whether McCourt will make a quiet exit or fight the commissioner, writes Tim Brown of Yahoo.com, and there are indications 'he intends to dig in.

The Huffington Post intends to dig deeper into this story, and we need your help.

An easy way to mark the spot that you intend to dig for your post holes is to mark them with spray paint.