Sentence examples for practically dug from inspiring English sources

If you think this man isn't consciously playing a race card today, you are in such deep denial that you've practically dug your way to China.

He was practically digging out his cell phone to book a court.

From here, it's a lumbering, thunderous journey towards the final showdown, as Canet drapes his tale in tatty 70s fashions and leans hard on a soundtrack that is so endearingly literal it practically digs us in the ribs.

The rest will have to be reburied.In this section Vroom, vroom Many mummies The stuff of dreams Heavenly light ReprintsRainer Stadelman, who is retiring as director of Cairo's German Archaeological Institute after four decades in Egypt, explains that you can dig practically anywhere and find something.

That means practically any television show or movie can be dug up on one of these YouTube imitators, and another subindustry of Web portals has sprouted just for that purpose.

You'd practically have to start digging into their nests while they're flying about for one to come at you and sting you (so, don't do that!).

He dug.

Others dug.

"The Khmer Rouge emptied all cities and towns, and put practically the entire population to work planting rice and digging irrigation dikes and canals".

And she goes: 'Oh my God, oh my God!' and practically throws the baby to David as she's digging in her purse for her camera.

Keep digging.