Sentence examples for takes a dig at from inspiring English sources
The spot also takes a dig at President Bush for job losses during his tenure, a likely prominent theme in the general election campaign.
And on his site, Fred D. Thompson takes a dig at China's manufacturing troubles with a description of a blue silicone wristband stamped with his name ($2.50).
Small tactical acquisitions of such firms as Livingston, Prominet and Yurie have also plugged holes and brought in developers from data networking.Mr Stanzione also takes a dig at Cisco.
Obama says his budget would replace the sequester – and takes a dig at Republicans: "I have to point out that many of the same members of Congress who supported deep cuts are now the ones who are complaining about them the loudest".
He also takes a dig at John Romero, which, nine years after the release of Daikatana, is still completely acceptable.
Stahl then takes a dig at the design of apps like Path, which use showy "fly-out" animations to reveal their navigation buttons.
And he took a dig at Mr. Romney's recent world travels.
HENDRIK HERTZBERG: I didn't take a dig at people who believe in God.
In accepting the award, the directors jokingly took a dig at the American voters.
"I believe in transparency," she said, taking a dig at eHarmony.
(The picture uses him to take a dig at Andrew Lloyd Webber scores).
