Sentence examples for writes a dig from inspiring English sources

("Now, that's European," Nunez writes, a dig at Sontag).

So I wrote a book — "Dig If You Will the Picture" — that was a passion project, a book whose velocity was intended to speed me away from the grief I felt at Prince's death.

He wrote a diet book: "Quit Digging Your Grave with a Knife and Fork".

In 1996, Pence wrote a column (dug up by Ari Rabin-Havt) for the Indiana Policy Review, the magazine of a think tank (by the same name) Pence once ran.

During the album's recording sessions, Thompson convinced Lovering to sing on "La La Love You", which had been written as a "dig at the very idea of a love song".

Several years ago, I spent quite some time while writing an article digging into the precise matter of what privacy, in the civil sense, means today.

Earlier this year he wrote a book, "Quit Digging Your Grave With A Knife And Fork", about his own startling weight loss.

WPCentral wrote a fine piece digging into what The Information uncovered if you would like a peek at the details without running nose-first into a paywall.

Now, with nothing else to do in LA, I wrote a few paragraphs, and digging them up now, I find that this is what I was thinking: In the times of relative peace and security that we tend to call "normal," when we take the basic order of our immediate world largely for granted, we may feel free to choose or imagine the degree to which we claim connection to the people and places we call home.

Writing a poem is about digging beyond experience into meaning.

Crosby and Nash wrote a 2004 song Don't Dig Here protesting against the environmental issues associated with the project.