Sentence examples for may dig from inspiring English sources

Ms. Moriarty's officers may dig up the mass grave after the spring thaw.

But a growing concern is that they may dig in for longer this time.

Now the book is published, "I may dig a hole in California and crawl in," he says.

Where water is available, drinking is regular and frequent; the animals also may dig for water in dry riverbeds.

But the Devils were hardly celebrating after this one, aware that eventually they may dig themselves a hole from which they cannot escape.

As for the 500 wagon, Fiat may dig into its genealogy for a name, much as Mini did with the Clubman.

Interviewers may or may not dig deeper into your résumé, but review it and familiarize yourself once again with the details of your accomplishments.

Mr. Mubarak's leadership is one symbol of that, but even if he leaves, the old guard may well dig in to obstruct open elections and true civilian rule.

They may rapidly dig themselves into the ground if they cannot find cover when in danger.

He may also dig or scratch at your couch or carpet prior to lying down.

They may also dig for bottom-dwelling invertebrates, and the smooth-fronted caiman will even hunt on land.