Sentence examples for which digging from inspiring English sources

On whiteboards and corkboards, investigators tried to map out which operatives were affiliated with which digging projects.

800 bce) mentions a wide variety: the cry of migrating cranes, which indicated a time for plowing and sowing; the time when snails climb up plants, after which digging in vineyards should cease; and so on.

This experiment tested whether hippocampal lesions impair an elemental discrimination in which digging in only one of two different media was rewarded.

The biggest-cities champion is Denver, which dug out of 39.8 inches of snow that fell Dec. 3-5, 1913.

The ending was happier for France, which dug itself out of a 10-point deficit at halftime.

But the Tax Foundation, which dug up these figures, thinks it knows what's really behind the southward migration.

Oh, how I laughed at this book, which digs at parenting, the art world, and higher education.

He stretched out on the floor and unbuckled his belt, which dug too deeply into the swell of his stomach.

This week sees the publication of "Who Owns the Future?," which digs into technology, economics and culture in unconventional ways.

Belfast-born film-maker Terry George cast Helen Mirren in Some Mother's Son, which dug deep into the hunger strikes.

Silphids, which dig under small dead animals so that they settle into the ground, lay their eggs on the carrion, on which the larvae feed.