Sentence examples for whether to dig from inspiring English sources

In Jackson Heights, Amin Khan Jakil, 40, stared at his black Nissan, which was covered by a chest-high snowdrift, and debated whether to dig it out.

He is also struggling to resolve a debate raging between archeologists and scholars over whether to dig more, or restore what is already there.

"In these tough times, when budgets have been cut, universities will have a choice of whether to dig deep and continue to spend on outreach or wait until next year to rehire people when they have the money".

By Stacy Jones and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, December 19 , 1936P. 15 A lady was discussing with her gardener the problem of whether to dig up the lawn beside her front patch for a tulip bed or leave the grass.

The continued stand-off pushed Hollywood toward a decision point in the next week or so, as writers will have to decide whether to dig in for a long strike, or return to work without a contract, perhaps to resume their walk-out next June when members of the Screen Actors Guild might join them.

But, 60 years after Spain's most controversial corpse was dumped in a makeshift grave alongside a one-legged teacher and two anarchist bullfighters, a row has broken out over whether to dig up and - once and for all - identify the remains of the poet and playwright Federico García Lorca.

It's whether you like to dig into things.

My husband is making a documentary that goes with this book, and he's directing it right now in Montana, and we've been doing a lot of filming on the northern Cheyenne reservation because there's a huge, huge coal deposit that they've been debating for a lot of years – whether or not to dig out this coal.

If you don't know the effect radical transparency is having on your brand, you'll never know whether you need to dig deeper to become more authentic.

Next, the parties will have to decide whether, and how, to dig into a full plate of fundamental issues, any one of which could scupper the entire process.

It's not just whether you have capacity to dig into things.