Sentence examples for serious digging from inspiring English sources

You need to do serious digging right away.

This method requires serious digging, but, if the whale is accessible, it is tidy, and requires little transportation.

But I'm a historian because I do some serious digging without particularly strong preconceptions before I come up with a theoretical model.

It's almost as if he was born in the year 2000: there's no mention of the school he attended, his parents; he may have a wife and children, but you would have to do some serious digging to find out.

The great stresses and strains that intersperse this enigmatic spiritual journey inspired some serious digging into the notes from the lower strings, but the more lightweight approach at the top of the texture didn't really match.

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For me he still lacks a serious dig and he is worrying low on confidence in himself.

The four disc set is a serious crate digging affair, going deep, deep inside the MAW archives for a set of loose and louche remixes, originals, and alternate versions.

The four disc set is a serious crate digging affair, going deep, deep inside (sorry, couldn't resist) the MAW archives for a set of loose and louche remixes, originals, and alternate versions.

The gluttony never stopped: weekend breakfasts meant unlimited onion bagels and smoked salmon; we drove into, or at least through, a Wendy's and ate triple burgers; attended a chowder festival (Manhattan versus New England, apparently a serious matter); dug clams on Emerald Isle; and, at Disneyworld, ate a mysteriously delicious tiny waffle.

But those who dismiss rising food inflation as a nonevent are at serious risk of digging their own (investment) grave.