Sentence examples for will be dug from inspiring English sources

The machine will be dug up after Storm King closes for the season, in December.

Some 2 billion tonnes of the stuff will be dug up in 2012.

About 66 million tons of coal a year will be dug up for export, mostly to India.

Dictating how the trench will be dug -- and in many ways, discouraging the digging -- are Japanese regulators.

To bring water to the surface, nine smaller shafts will be dug along the tunnel's U-shaped path.

With so many journalists now on this beat, it seems inevitable that more surveillance tapes from jails and prisons will be dug up and made public.

Translation: the whaling operation will be digging in its heels.

More challenging by far will be digging out the molten cores in the reactors themselves.

Maybe, he said, when the Super Bowl is being played next month in Arlington, Tex., New York will be digging out again.

Between now and the caucuses, his opponents' campaigns will be digging hard for new dirt, and may uncover something just shocking and humiliating enough to make a difference.

You may wish to model the process using the latest reporting you can find, though students will be digging deeper in small groups.