Sentence examples for seeking to dig from inspiring English sources

Railroads are seeking to dig trains out of drifts.

I had two scenes: one in which I interview his wife, seeking to dig up dirt on him, and another much later, where I appear at his school.

Late Monday, with European airlines still seeking to dig out from the backlog caused by a weekend in which hundreds of flights were scratched or delayed, British Airways canceled all European and domestic flights from Heathrow Airport in London.

Any council seeking to dig its way out of this hole by excavating new sites will struggle to find the money: waste mountains are soon to attract fines from Brussels - a recognition of the reality that as they rot they release methane, one of the more potent greenhouse gases.

Then Steinbrenner sought to dig up dirt on Winfield's charitable foundation for youths.

Cameron sought to dig himself out of his hole on Monday, but too late.

She seeks to dig herself out of this hole by promising to step up the pace of digital innovation.

Ms. Brooks and others first made the case that other newspapers had also hacked phones, and they sought to dig up evidence to prove it, interviews show.

Because his coalition was splintering he sought to dig even deeper into that middle ground rather than build something broader, wider, deeper".

The Canadian company which sought to dig the mine is now suing El Salvador for $315m – for the loss of its anticipated future profits.

My colleagues Jo Becker and Ravi Somaiya reported on Monday that "Ms. Brooks and others first made the case that other newspapers had also hacked phones, and they sought to dig up evidence to prove it, interviews show".