Sentence examples for will not dig from inspiring English sources

Some editors still say they will not dig into private lives.

Despite the fanfare with which this plan was launched, it alone will not dig Britain out of its hole.

A deep one they will not dig themselves out of if they don't start scoring more often.

Cycling tops tend to have well placed pockets for your snacks and essentials and are made so the seams will not dig into you while on the bike.

They fear that corporations may hide the monitors' findings from the public, and that the accounting firms doing the monitoring will not dig hard enough to find problems.

The desert is strewn with the carcasses of cattle and goats, as well as fresh refugee graves that are covered with brush so wild animals will not dig them up.

The people behind "The O.C.," however, say the show will not only dig deeper into the lives of its troubled teenagers but will also give the privileged parents time for their own issues.

Acouchys do not dig shelters but will use cavities constructed by other mammals, particularly armadillo burrows.

In fact, the actual pipes will not be dug up.

Journalists will not stop digging until things are clearer.

Historians will record — they will not have to dig deeply or interpret wildly to conclude — that all through the excruciations of Aleppo, and more generally of Syria, the United States watched.