Sentence examples for with digs from inspiring English sources

Before last year's local elections, 60 individuals shared with Digs their "galling experiences of renting in Hackney".

The idea, says Price, is that students are more likely to respect a property and a neighbourhood if they're not presented with digs that are a total dump.

Besides attacking Gulenists and protesters, he has responded with digs at the foreign media and a purported "interest-rate lobby" (in January the central bank doubled its rates to 10%).

Along with digs that Hawass has run at Saqqara, a little farther south, and in the Valley of the Golden Mummies, in the western desert, the work at Giza is his greatest archeological achievement.

But in truth, the consultation document is peppered with digs at the relative measure, suggesting that changes to this indicator do not tell us anything meaningful about "real" poverty.

It is a wonder that he produced anything.Somehow he managed, and he presented his offerings at small literary gatherings that were fairly rowdy in themselves: the author reading aloud, with digs and asides, while listeners applauded, interrupted ("Namoore of this!") or objected ("Thy drasty riming is nat worth a toord!", as host Harry Bailly exclaims in the "Tales").

"They start with digging," said Ms. D'Amico.

Cultivation is done mainly with digging stick and hoe.

It begins with digging a canal from the sea.

You can check for records with dig hostname.berkeley.edu [A|AAAA|MX].

With Dig Out Your Soul, the notorious Oasis brothers have found their mojo.