I was just digging in, digging in.
"Like thousands of other New Yorkers with a special skill, she dug in and made an important contribution," he added.
Ultimately, the team members were stunned that, even without the menace of the ever-watchful Nazi camp guards, they were unable to match their wartime counterparts fully, particularly in the most crucial skill, digging a tunnel 30 feet below the camp surface without repeated collapses of the sandy soil above.
"Instead of blaming Sally and putting her on an idiotic Performance Improvement Plan to cover up for my lack of leadership skills, I'll dig in and spend more time with Sally.
PRINCE, Madison Square Garden, Feb. 7. Prince's last Welcome 2 America show was a tour de force of flirting, preening, flaunting his skills, riffling through medleys, digging in on funk jams, playing guitar-hero solos and making an exit with a final, perfect flick of his hair.
Suzanne Bernard, the firm's "opportunistic strategies" principal, is, for example, digging through asset managers looking for skill in picking up downtrodden assets, like corporate bonds.
"He has mastered the skill of being able to dig in and yet do it in a way that minimizes the fallout from people who are pro-choice," Mr. Price said of the governor.
May-Treanor's defense, always one of her more-heralded skills, helped her team post a 17-9 advantage in digs.
