Sentence examples for learn how to dig from inspiring English sources
We all want to learn how to dig deeper, ground ourselves.
So I had to learn how to dig in and ask for the responsibilities and job titles that would allow me to do just that.
If you want to bring gossip up to the surface, you've got to learn how to dig below and get at the good stuff.
Alex has learned how to dig here, and I want him to get his claws into the city".
Residents say many farmers have returned to the salt-drying industry that dominated the region before people learned how to dig giant holes and fill them with thousands of gallons of South China Sea water to create shrimp ponds.
To survive this hostile environment, many animals, including the ancestors of modern mammals, learned how to dig out burrows to take shelter, researchers say.
These days, 80% of government-endorsed mining in the Northern Territory happens on Aboriginal land so many have worked various jobs in major mines and learned how to dig and excavate to find valuable resources.
Go on a volunteer vacation and learn how to do an archaeological dig or help save an endangered species.
But you can't just dig in like a 4-year-old, you have to learn how to do it right.
But it takes years to learn how to properly dig out a tree.
