Sentence examples for left to dig from inspiring English sources

Most are tiny row houses, where poor residents are left to dig their own sewers and steal electricity.

With the F.B.I. understandably focused on terrorism, there isn't a lot of manpower left to dig into potential crimes that may have taken place during the financial crisis.

"We have some time left to dig down deep and find some pride and finish strong," Mike Piazza said in a whisper.

George W. Bush has taken the charter school message to Washington with him, while Texas is left to dig itself out of the hole that the president's enthusiasm for publicly financed nonpublic schools created back home.

And there is another equally wrenching fact: one of the last spots left to dig out is the base of the south tower, where the firefighters know many people died.

So now that Microsoft has finally let its next-generation Surface and Surface Pro tablets out of the bag, there's only one thing left to dig into — when can people buy them?

You would have thought that with two books already out there — "Syrie Maugham," a rare 1978 monograph, and 1980's "The Scandal of Syrie Maugham" — to say nothing of Beverley Nichols's 1966 screed "A Case of Human Bondage," which was dedicated entirely to her toxic marriage, there was nothing left to say or dig up.

(From left to right) Digs, Harry, Woosh and Simon DK today.

Too often this has meant leaving them to dig themselves, unaided, into trouble.

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Archaeologist Cecily Spall said the dig had reached a depth of 3.5m with another half-metre of digging left to complete.