Sentence examples for on dig from inspiring English sources
A number of you with a worrying knowledge of Beatles lyrics also point out that Matt Busby - an ex-Liverpool player - gets a namecheck on Dig It.
As we know in our hearts – come on, dig deep – the Sound of Music is basically terrible: too long, too pious, too laboured in its point-making.
I'm Outta Time, Oasis Turns out the best tune on Dig Out Your Soul was Liam's stately, John Lennodesampling ode to keeping your chin up.
If you own an iPhone and leave your location services on, dig deep within the settings submenus and you'll find something called "Frequent Locations" – a highly personal accounting of your movements: where you go, when and for how long.
The furnishings were based on dig evidence: shards of blue-and-white china cups and white teapots were reassembled and copied for tableware on walnut and mahogany dining sets.
Whether evoking the hunger of would-be kingpins ("We need it now, we need a town/We need a place to pitch — we need a mound") or bragging about his product ("Hero'n got less steps than Britney/That means it ain't stepped on, dig me?"), he packs his wordy stanzas full of unexpected syllables, clever allusions and unpredictable rhymes schemes.
Yet cheerfully they kept on digging.
"The government kept hammering it into the ground but we just kept on digging it out".
We drank and the workers kept on digging.
Now teachers have pried up a number of the planks, creating a full-on dig site, with strata dating back to the building's construction, in 1913.
