Sentence examples for visitor dug from inspiring English sources

Search queries are considered valuable based on four factors – the number of words in the search, how many pages deep into search results the site visitor dug to find your site and two factors the company won't disclose.

But unless visitors dig deep, or happen across the city's modest Black History Museum, they might not hear the story of an unsung leader in the civil rights movement, Samuel W. Tucker, who in 1939 led a sit-in at the city's library that black residents were not allowed to use.

Celtic are temporarily reduced to nine men as Nir Bitton limps off but he's not away for long and he's back in the thick of the action as the visitors dig in.

The Scots seemed bewildered by the impressive early line speed from the visitors but dug in bravely to find their bearings.

ArtFagCity's Paddy Johnson suggests Johnson should focus less on the distance separating art and personal experience when she writes, "Rather than wondering at the size of the gap between how white visitors and black visitors view 'Dig This!,' we should be looking at what can be done and what has been done, by curator Kellie Jones to shrink it".

It's a chance to put across your key messages and entice visitors to dig deeper into your site.

Lisbeth Salander often met with members of fictional girl band Evil Fingers at the restaurant-pub-club Kvarnen, where  visitors can dig into classic dishes such as reindeer, meatballs and moose.

Visitors can dig through real gemstone flumes with the help of mining experts, while comparing their findings with friends and family to see who has the biggest and best.

Later, the company rolled out an updated Yahoo News, again with the overall cleaner look and also with semantic-based technology under the hood, which understands the "who's" and "what's" of the topics the stories cover, allowing visitors to dig even further into the subjects they care about, or eliminate others.

"We have a game where visitors can dig for dinosaur bones themselves and imagine being a paleontologist". Similarly, a touch screen at the Huntington in San Marino gives visitors the virtual experience of firing their own 18th-century potpourri vase.

Not only was I wrong, but Stockholm's Medelhavsmuseet, the Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquities, has been prepping a new, permanent exhibition that will let visitors virtually dig in and explore the exquisite corpses of eight human mummies.