Sentence examples for men to dig from inspiring English sources

A dozen strong men to dig.

Naturally, Didrich takes him at his word and orders the men to dig.

Rescorla directed his men to dig foxholes and establish a defense perimeter.

Zulic said he watched the troops force 20 Muslim men to dig their own graves.

So when civilian politicians get them into a hole, Pakistanis look to the military men to dig them out again.

He's similarly sketchy, a bad man who employs what in the 18th and early 19th centuries were called "resurrection men" to dig up fresh cadavers — "things," in their slang — and sell them to medical schools for student dissections.

Having incurred 4,141 casualties in four days, Grant now resigned himself to a siege and set his men to digging trenches and building breastworks that would allow them to fire on the fortifications at close range while protected by earth.

He said he employed a man to dig and weed.

To the last, he hoped he had only allowed the white man to dig "a big hole".

Kiffin's arrival caused Giants quarterback Eli Manning to dig through film archives of Kiffin's 4-3 defenses with the Bucs.

One of the criminally insane men had found his way onto the stage and had begun biting my leg hard, and the guard had begun striking him with the business end of a baton, but that just caused the criminally insane man to dig his teeth in deeper.