Sentence examples for we often dig from inspiring English sources

She adds, 'If we are to dig new wells, we often dig them where the inherited wells are located.

We often dig in our heels to protect, or fight for what is right.

Scavengers often dig gutpiles up anyway.

Men who fail to be brave often dig themselves deeper after the event, says Östlund.

Ants with root-eating aphids often dig them chambers to serve as "barns".

Still, Casner and Troutt did not have what appears to be the bottomless pockets that Sheik Mohammed and Coolmore often dig into.

Re "Feeling Bullied by Parents About Weight" (Well blog, Jan . 9: When children feel judged by a parent, they often dig in their heels and continue the original behavior.

Barone will often dig into his overflowing bins of scraps and fabric if he needs a quick patch or thread on one of those.

While high-profile figures are prone to apologise to stem the bad publicity, ordinary festival-goers and sports fans often dig their heels in.

The field cricket (genus Gryllus) and the house cricket (Acheta, formerly Gryllus, domesticus) of the subfamily Gryllinae are stout-bodied and black or brown and often dig shallow burrows.

But explosives experts have found that there is a high failure rate, as high as 20percentt in some areas, and the bombs lie on the surface or often dig into the earth.