Sentence examples for when dug from inspiring English sources

The gorgeous music and clever lyrics plug into the democratic idealism which, when dug out, can still empower American culture.

As a result, coal that is nearly the world's cheapest when dug up is nearly the priciest when it reaches a furnace.This creaky system struggles to deliver the half-a-billion tonnes of coal that Indians demand each year.

Moreover, tanks, originally conceived as offensive instruments, turned out to be at least equally useful on the defense, especially when dug into the ground in "hull-down" positions and deployed with other weapons and field fortifications such as antitank ditches, mines, and barbed wire.

In various realistic scenarios, they found that American paratroopers "can put up stout resistance when dug into urban terrain".

When dug into your soil, it also works as a long-term soil conditioner.

Any kind of layer that is non-rock is ideal for this, as rock layers leave behind stone when dug out, stone takes up one square, and so if you grid out a storage area of say, andesite, you are going to need to do a lot of clearing out.

The miners looked up at us warily; no one is friendly when digging for gold.

Today few museumgoers probably think of church when digging into their pockets.

But perhaps, when digging a little deeper, not as surprising as it first seems.

She's determined and methodical when digging up information and gathering evidence that could help in a client's defense.

When digging, many parrots also capture larval and adult insects, and raven, or black, cockatoos (Calyptorhynchus) gnaw through bark to obtain wood-boring beetles.