Sentence examples similar to so much dig from inspiring English sources
I'm sorry Jay that you got chopped off penises and dead writers, I oh-so-much dig your songs!
One explanation, so banal as to be plausible, is that there is so much digging and tunneling going on around Istanbul that contractors need somewhere to dump the debris.
I am having a tough time dealing with news that the former president of Countrywide Financial, the mortgage company that did so much to dig the hole in which we all now reside, is making a killing buying up delinquent mortgage loans from the government at bargain basement rates.
He never proposed that governments borrow so much they dig themselves into holes deeper than BP 's wells.
It's clearly catching, because the turf at the Stade Ernest-Wallon curled up every time anyone so much as dug a stud in.
Why do so many journalists spend so much time digging up specks of dirt from the distant past, looking for an event or a symbol that casts a shadow over-or perhaps eclipses entirely-a politicians' entire career?
Or has there been so much dirt dug up on the PCs (and the NDP, and Liberals) that he's just reached a point of acceptance with it and gone full zen?
Wilpon, of course, intended to have the Mets out of Shea Stadium by 2002, but they have yet to so much as dig a foundation.
"There is only so much you can dig out from under a building before it becomes unstable," he said.
It's taken so much strength to dig out the girl who laid buried under the dirt of others' expectations, but now that I have, there's no hiding her any longer.
