Sentence examples for never dig from inspiring English sources

"They never dig up old bulbs," she said.

Without tough, and politically difficult policies, New Jersey will never dig out of its debt.

"My men will never dig another trench for Halleck except to bury him," one brigadier acidly remarked.

When I ask him what he has learned from his ordeal, he says, "Never dig up your father".

Stone and screenwriter Stanley Weiser never dig deep, and they make you appreciate the superior way Britain's Peter Morgan probes beneath the headlines and the news footage.

They started the night there, and no matter how well they skated, they could never dig their way back into medal contention.

I never lost it, I just never dug into it.

A ballet about painted surfaces, Christopher Wheeldon's new Strapless never digs beneath them.

Inspired by her own adoption of a Chinese infant, the director, Linda Goldstein Knowlton, chooses a soft-focus approach that never digs very deeply into each teenager's situation.

"Yes I'm ready/ So come on Luckie," it begins, and goes on to declare, "Dig them potatoes if you never dug your girl before".

The result is an elusive, defensive self-portrait that never digs deep and a jab at period mores that remains anecdotal.