Sentence examples for it has dug from inspiring English sources

Interstellar, confounding my early suggestion that similarly front-loading its schedule might damage it, has dug in comparatively well – gaining 4% on its second weekend, thanks to the late Chinese release, then dropping just ​37.1% and ​27.4% on its third and fourth.

If the workforce of the United States is to begin to work its way out of the hole it has dug for itself, it must be more proficient in literacy, and that is why grammar is so important.

Now it has dug a new channel.

It has dug ditches around cities like Bethlehem and filled them with barbed wire.

Overcoming terrorism also means cutting the roots it has dug in our own societies.

It has dug up an e-mail message from ACA to Goldman that makes clear that it believed Paulson was going long.

By its Oct. 22 issue that year, it had dug up enough sources around the campaign and Ms. Hunter to confirm at least talk of an affair.

Marti Garrow told The Washington Post on Monday that the pig is somebody's pet and that it had dug itself out of its fenced-in yard.

But Bennett won for a simple reason: she had a plan to grow the party out of the nooks and crannies of the country into which it had dug itself, and stretch it beyond its political niche.

It is impossible to imagine Real Madrid getting out of the hole it had dug for itself in the Champions League without its brightest talent, Cristiano Ronaldo.

But it had dug itself a hole by losing the first two matches.