Sentence examples for then digging from inspiring English sources

Last night Greene looked old at 30, struggling to qualify for the finals, then digging out a bronze medal.

This requires clearing surface and sometimes aerial fuels from a strip of land and then digging down to mineral soil to stop a creeping or surface fire.

Saturday, the Opportunity made its first drive, methodically rolling 10 feet off the front of its lander, its six wheels then digging into the dirt.

We don't want to fart around with splitting bills on cards then digging around for cash to provide a tip as well, because we're all convenience junkies.

Also superbly satirised are the look of old TV broadcasts, album covers (Levy's solo covers feature him in a straitjacket, then digging his own grave) and the gruesome effects of ageing on all the folkies.

Next up, I'll be re-reading The Princess Bride by William Goldman, and then digging into an advanced copy of the YA horror, Daughters Unto Devils by Amy Lukavics.

Then, dig into them — and deploy some countermeasures.

We then dug into succulent, nicely caramelized tarte Tatin.

I also will ask them about successes and achievements in their career, and then dig deeper.

We then dug out medicines, and doctors started working within thirty minutes".

In many cases, the male then digs an escape tunnel for the female.