Sentence examples for will dig to from inspiring English sources

Some will dig to get out of the yard where they can easily get into trouble or get hit by cars.

You know it will dig to people's hearts, and maybe give emotion.

Foxes will dig down to try to get out of the fence so it must extend below the surface.

Assuming it gets that far, California's deep-pocketed public-employee unions will dig in to stop it becoming law.

Your Person will dig down to reach it, and then a geyser will shoot up.

If it kinks, it's a sure sign that it will dig in to your waist and be very uncomfortable.

But they are not without menace – left to themselves, they will continue to dig, to build or to fetch, as ordered, until they bury or undermine their task.

They will dig holes, talk to their dolls, knit and spend time alone.

The special machine that will dig the tunnel to their freedom arrived Tuesday afternoon on a truck escorted by police cars, sirens blaring.

Few and masochistic may they be who will dig in for themselves to decide who to blame.

Even if the student doesn't qualify for grant money, colleges often will dig into their budgets to provide financing to woo a talented prospect.