Sentence examples for something to dig from inspiring English sources

With his one free arm, Officer Jimeno reached his gun belt for something to dig with.

8. ALICIA KEYS: 'THE DIARY OF ALICIA KEYS' -- (J) Full-fledged soul songs that hark back to the 1970's, with verses, choruses and bridges rather than the singsong vamps of current rhythm-and-blues, give Alicia Keys something to dig into as she once again contemplates the tensions between love and independence.

Asch described a patient with very varied 'self-destructive' desires who 'felt that she must do something, squeeze something, to dig at her wrists with her fingernails, to smash something, to cut herself'.

They love to do this and it makes them feel better to have something to dig in.

Reinstall the water bottle and sprinkle some food among the fresh bedding so they'll have something to dig around for.

You can also use something sharp to dig any build up off the comb.

There's just something about having to dig through piles of other people's rubbish to discover a nugget of gold that excites the thrifty engineer within.

"It might be that some people's fibroblasts are more susceptible, that's something we need to dig into," he says.

Calling the retracted CNN story "almost the death blow to my career," he added: "It was something I had to dig myself out of, and I have been thinking for four years how to do it.

"I wanted to dig something out of the mountain that is sacred".

But then you've got to go to the Nou Camp and try to dig something out there.