Sentence examples for making the digging from inspiring English sources

Since it was winter the ground was frozen, making the digging of trenches impractical.

Checketts initially denied making the dig, insinuating the Tacoma reporter made it up because he was denied free tickets to the game.

We made the digging mediums with according scent by putting the digging mediums and perfume together for 12 hours.

Rescue efforts resumed early Monday, but the overnight rain made the digging more precarious, said a fire department spokesman, Julio Sánchez.

As long as no one got in the way, these small bumps were not necessarily bad -- they loosened rock and made the digging easier.

The 2nd's efforts to improve its position were made more difficult by the hard coral underneath the hill's sod, which made the digging of foxholes difficult.

Providing your own form can make the "digging for information" process less daunting.

It normally falls on male comedians to make the dig, making Bussmann's comments unusual.

Philippa Langley, a screenwriter and lifelong Ricardian who was the driving force behind making the archaeological dig happen (she raised £34,000 for the project through sheer will power), has devoted so much of her life to the cause that she has sometimes been accused of not only wanting to discover Richard III's bones, but to jump them too.

The most common is that few campaigns actually thought Trump would last long, making the need to dig into his past rather moot.

Finance and health care are two separate issues, of course, but in both cases we're making the common mistake of digging in durable political protections for special interest groups.