Sentence examples for quite dig from inspiring English sources

Additionally, while his investigations into contemporary culture and himself never quite dig beneath the symptomatic, they're always performed with what seems like genuine curiosity and perplexity rather than cynicism.

The N.H.L.'s Eastern Conference finals officially turned into a grudge match Tuesday night, when Rangers Coach John Tortorella discovered his mouth couldn't quite dig the Rangers out of their latest funk, Larry Brooks writes in The Post.

Most notably, they held Golden State to 11 points in the first quarter of Game 6, putting the Warriors into a hole which they could never quite dig out from.

A shame he couldn't quite dig the ball out to put England in front with their first, rare chance to score.

Alexis Sanchez makes progress into the Brazil penalty area with a terrific run, and tries to set up Rodrigo Millar, who can't quite dig out a shot.

Pirates third baseman Colton Hamill picked the ball up and one-hopped it to first, where Jordan Beck couldn't quite dig it out.

If not quite digging a third runway, Heathrow was at least expecting by now to know whether the government would allow it.

Hezbollah "has features of a stateless terrorist organization, but it also holds territory — and is quite dug in there — and is able to hold at risk the population of the regional superpower in the way that only national militaries once could," said a senior military officer with experience in Iraq, speaking on condition of anonymity because he is not authorized to speak publicly on the issue.

But we haven't quite dug ourselves out of the recession like we thought". Similarly, Beverly Hills is running about 2% short in revenues.

Suburban San Diego, where I was born and raised, with its surf- and- SUV- and- smoothie- and- athleisure-based culture, never quite dug my scene.

For the child who never quite digs into an activity, who tries this and gives up, or does that and quickly burns out, Olympic athletes are shining examples of stick-to-it-iveness.