to dig

Scrabbling around in your pocket to dig out a phone may not be as elegant as glancing at a watch, but it saves splashing out on two gadgets.

If I were to ask you to dig a little further, how would you define who you really are from a spiritual, cosmic point of view?

Commands are placed closer to the surface, which means that you do not need to dig for them in menus or memorize their locations.

He ran to the back corner of the building where his son's class used to be and began to dig.

You'll still need to dig through it a bit, but at least everything will be in one place.

When we woke up the next morning, Hillary and I knew I had jumped into another pit I'd have to dig myself out of.

I used to dig the garden every week, but I lost heart when all the plants died.

That's when Susan started to implement the plan her father had crafted before his stroke: out in the pouring rain, Susan began to dig.

With a bit of savvy management, you'll continue to dig yourself out of the financial difficulties you found yourself in the past.

That means investigators trying to prove investors were misled have to dig deeper into how lenders were doing business.

Such machines are used to build roads and railways or to dig black stuff out of shallow mines.

This 3-foot-long croc was a plant- and grub-eater with a pair of buckteeth in the lower jaw it used to dig for food.

However, the announcement failed to calm many netizens' anger and online sleuths continued to dig for evidence and raise questions.

Hence, the Kuang Heng thought a way: He took a pair of penknife, sew a wall to dig big some.

Ah, if we were able to dig out a dwelling in that cliff, at a good height, so as to be out of the reach of harm, that would be capital!

The day before, at Hanwang, he found an elderly man still in the ruins of his collapsed home, weeping as he tried to dig out objects.

racism, nepotism and a love of money are only going to get china so far. at some point you have to dig a little deeper. good luck.

In World War II th e general made it a point of pride to dig his own foxhole.

Without thinking, I said, "I'm not quite ready to dig a bunker in the backyard. "

He went to a rotten log near at hand and began to dig under one end of it with his Barlow knife.

'We believe the regime is preparing to dig in at Sirte, setting up a number of checkpoints and placing tanks throughout the city, ' he said.

Passion An intense, burning desire to dig deep into a particular area is often a sign that you'll find success there.

The last 20 years through the efforts of the hands of Reid with a buy from a small hammer to dig out of a prison outside the channel.

Thousands of soldiers sent across by boat, pickaxes and spades ready to dig out survivors.

At a time when GM is trying to dig itself out of trouble, it's creating yet another problem.

I tried to dig the truth out of him.

The only way there was to do it was to dig up stumps but, of course, then you would have completely disrupted the habitat.

Mr Harper says it will take up to five years of "big, comprehensive" government stimulus to dig it out of the deep, black hole it is in.

The primary mission of the Phoenix is to dig into an ice layer believed to exist a few inches below the surface.

Some, doubtless, were no better than tramps, ready to dig a hole in any bank and stay only as long as it suited them.

And she stops and tries to dig a well in the sand with her toe. It is hard to see them clearly through the strong sun.

Darky did not know what to say, so after a long silence, she raised her pick axe to dig the ground and Lai Shun followed suit.

He didn't think it was funny, and he ordered me to go with him to dig the barriers out.

The killers used a state-owned backhoe to dig shallow mass graves and began to dump the bodies, stopping only when it ran out of gas.

In World War II the general made it a point of pride to dig his own foxhole.

When she said yes, he began to dig in his pockets.

Instead she was holding a small spade and began to dig into the carpet, pushing it away to each side as if making a furrow to sow seeds.

So the next day Jimmy began to dig. He dug until the hole was deep and the dirt pile was high.

Once upon a time there was a miser. He hid his gold under a tree. Every week he used to dig it up.

Dr. Oz may be the only health expert in America who could inspire you to dig salad ingredients out of your front walk.

To get rid of that dirt hill, you need to dig out a shovel at a time.

As he scrambled back in hopeless despair he must have wanted to dig himself into the turf.

When the hermit saw the stranger, he nodded his head in greeting and continued to dig.

During gardening our class sawed bamboo shovels. When we where done I used one to dig a hole and I found a chunk of clay.

" Wife, " he said, " bring me the spade we use to dig the garden with! "

Don't believe what he says. He's trying to dig a pit for you.

I used to dig the garden every week, but I lost heart when the rain washed all the plants away.

Dick told the door keeper to dig a deep hole in the dark muddy garden.

Two brothers decided to dig a deep hole all the way through the earth! one of the brothers volunteered excitedly.

However, Taiwan has been trying to dig in its heels over China's demand for peaceful reunification.

His colleagues are soon seen scurrying around on top of the wreckage, trying to dig him out.

Every time I see Lily, I get very upset. She's always trying to dig up the past.

Now you should have a fairly good understanding of what's on the horizon and you should be ready to dig in to your vision and strategy.

Then he began to dig into earlier records of the country's vegetation.

But when two Chinese begin to dig a tunnel from both sides of a mountain both come out on the other side.

Two brothers decided to dig a deep hole behind their house . As they were working , a couple of older boys stopped by to watch .

Sometimes hiring managers will reach out to candidates for a second call before scheduling an on-site meeting to dig deeper.

Now he began to dig near the houses front legs.

His debt is going to be hard to dig out of even if things get better soon.

It focus on the connection between Ming Cizong and Cihua of Xiyan Recluse, trying to dig of the historical significance and document value.

There was almost no heavy equipment in the capital that could be used to move debris off trapped survivors, or even to dig mass graves.

Emergency personnel and soldiers continued to dig the mud and rubble in the affected areas, search for missing people.

When a lot of sadness and helplessness of the time of the incident, the media has a responsibility to dig the truth, to make the evaluation.

She gathered her tools and went to the patch of freshly turned earth and began to dig rows of holes.

It matters not what goal you seek, Its secret here reposes: You've got to dig from week to week, To get results or roses.

Dr Morlet paid the Fradins 200 francs a year to dig there, and wrote articles about the finds in Emile's name as well as his own.

Some of them will grab you and you'll find yourself taking notes and wanting to dig deeper into gold that you overlooked.

High concentrations of alcohol and indulging in electronic music parties in an attempt to dig the adult world.

They try to dig it out of the snow.

Throughout the city residents continued to dig out from more than 20 inches of snow that fell on the area.

The Derbyshire rain came down and the Queen waited until the Earl brought workmen to dig up the squares of black and white marble.

I turned to look at a few other students and some have been dug, and I quickly held back excited to continue to dig up.

The next plan is to dig a hole in the trench just behind the pit and fill it with an absorbent polymer.

However, many local families have to dig after the children, saved more than 80, the remaining are dug fixed.

He is still enthusiastic enough to dig up an old photo of himself.

To each parent he responded with one line: "Are you going to help me now? " And then he continued to dig for his son, stone by stone.

So the plan is to dig in the soil and take samples that we put them in an oven and actually heat them and look what gases will come from it.

The more Mr. Obama talked, the more his Republican opponents decided that their best strategy was to dig in and defend the status quo.

Your job in recovery is to try to dig that up and sign an armistice treaty with it.

Eg. Our shop, in fact, was just beginning to dig into the problem.

If you were to dig down about 2. 2 miles, you might encounter Halicephalobus mephisto ( "Mephisto" ) and its other nematode relatives.

To be sure, most CEOs will not have to coordinate a mine rescue, but many have to dig companies out of financial holes.

I'm going to dig the last part of the garden.

Anyone who tried to dig for the treasure would be devoured by the skeleton of the murdered man.

First, Mr Yanukovich hired foreign investigators and prosecution lawyers to dig up dirt on her. But they found little.

We spent weeks trying to dig up dirt on this guy.

Show only the information that users really need to see, but provide a possibility to dig deeper into details.

So he called over the most energetic of his fellow travelers and asked them to dig up the ground on that very spot.

Visitors will also be able to dig into Japanese sushi and Kashmiri chicken curry.

First, he used his hoofs to dig up the dirt and grass, to make it look like he had tried very hard to escape.

Today you are interested in what goes on underneath the surface of events and phenomena, and you are willing to dig until you find out.

But the region that they were in had neither rivers nor wells. Even when Cao Cao ordered his men to dig for water, none could be found.

I'm going to dig around and see what I can find about the collective economic health of all of these countries.

The Natives used to dig up the roots, chop them smoothly and then steep them into water for about half an hour.

So he found someone with whom he pledged an oath of brotherhood, and the two of them went into the mountains to dig for ginseng.

First, Liverpool failed to meet Villa's asking price for Barry, which made it easier for the club to dig their heels in.

Your best friend by your side and a scoop of your favourite ice-cream flavor to dig into sounds perfect.

A long-term worker named Second Jewel Pao told how the landlord had forced him to dig up grain from a secret hiding place.

Meg went back to toast her feet and read _Ivanhoe_, and Jo began to dig paths with great energy.

For the next four years Mrs Des Forges led a team of researchers to dig up the facts.

And it's going to take us a while to dig out of that loss of credibility.

So intense has been the rush to dig up the country's coal, gold and base metals that Mongolia has skipped a few stages of modernisation.

When no longer able to dig hollow lung treat every friends, when it can no longer be in a calm mood treat each thing.

It's happened more and more lately, whether it's raising money for homeless people or to dig wells in Africa or for a family in crisis.

"They can't find the bullet, " he says and begs Veronica to dig it out of the wound.

If it's possible, locate a shady area where it's okay for your dog to dig.

If is leading your little children, did not forget the belt kid to dig the clam oh.

"I think I'm going to dig up all these weeds, " she said, yanking a blossom up by its roots.

Losing the third set maybe, and just having to dig deeper, you know, than just winning straight sets.

We're not going to dig much into the server side code, since it can vary quite a bit with each developer's needs and environment.

If you emailed to us but have not got a reply yet, please email again, so I don't have to dig all way back to find your mail.

The easiest way to dig ourselves out of a mountain of stress is to do something just for fun!

But they began to dig into the sand with their hands and suddenly they came to the brown furry body of the Psammead.

This phenomenon itself is worthy of thinking about. And I'd like to dig the kernels and referable points by writing this dissertation.

By then, my colleagues were trying to dig me out.

After that, rescuers were able to dig boreholes that became like umbilical chords to the trapped men.

The gardeners flexed their muscles and began to dig.

He continued to dig the well after a short rest. He continued digging the well after a short rest.

All right, ' I answered. I'll bring you port, Mr Hands. But I'll have to dig for it. '

At The Seaside When I was down beside the sea , A wooden spade they gave to me, To dig the sandy shore.

He will share with you his over 10 year experience in operation field to dig out the potential finical benefit behind current bottom line.

Don't "bury" essential information so that visitors have to dig down two or three levels to find it.

1: We spent weeks trying to dig up dirt on this guy.

Open mountain to dig the grotto is quite laborious to ordinary mortal, yet will be uncomplicated for fixing fairy to saying of many.

First, I had no plow to turn up the earth, no spade or shovel to dig it.

The old farmer after seeing what happened went over to investigate. He then proceeded to dig a load of holes and buried all the politicians.

Come up with my shovel, be inspired, even if they intend to do on the day will have to dig out the stones.

The answer is already within you. You just have to dig it up and avoid procrastinating.

The children helped their parents to dig up potatoes.

He stepped off ten paces from the old tree and began to dig.

Another idea is for a committee of the most powerful shareholders to dig deeper into the composition of the board.

She lived with a heart filled with gratitude willing to dig out the hidden truth of life.

The enemy scarcely had time to dig in before our assault was on.

The Tibetan brown bear, a close relative of the grizzly, tries to dig the pikas out of their burrows.

For the time being, you have to dig into the documentation of your favorite XSLT processor and find the equivalent extension.

Construction costs are high: Due to dig at the end of drilling, underground construction costs higher than building on the ground.

The guard has gone to the garden to dig a grave for his big dog.

So I had to save up money since I really wanted to travel-- now that I wasn't going to Greece or Italy to dig!

But they also have reason to hope that Italy is well-equipped to dig out of its financial hole.

Land to dig and watered it carefully, over a day, drilled from the earth of the trees at the small bud Yaer are tender green, very nice.

"We plan to dig a hole all the way through the earth! " one of the two brothers said excitedly.

"We plan to dig a hole all the way through the earth! " one of the brothers volunteered excitedly.

Mother would be home soon. He would have to dig a grave.

However, the announcement failed to calm netizen's anger and online investigators continue to dig for evidence and raise questions.

A hippie is someone who was able to dig and get it on with the groovy ideas of the sixties.

Again, this will reduce the temptation for you to dig in.

Just to humor an insistent reporter, Pauline scoured his workshop once to dig up 'plans " for a running machine he was creating. "

We waited and waited while people continued to dig.

So the man continued to dig out gold in peace, fooling both the fools and the wise men.

The GDB Debugger can also attach itself to a currently running process and help you to dig even deeper.

The enemy must've been using it to dig their tu els.

In my opinion to take off the painting "hat" first to dig deep characteristics and strengthen the watercolor watercolor differences.

Rescuers managed to dig six of the workers from the rubble, before sending them to hospital and are continuing to search for the others.

Mr. Song recently described how his nearly destitute family had been forced to dig a well inside their farmhouse.

No longer could it be washed from the bottoms of mountain streams. Men had to dig into the mountains of rock to get it.

To take away this discouragement, I resolved to dig into the surface of the earth, and so make a declivity.

I still don't understand how the same old stories get repeated without any effort to dig a little deeper.

Space segments include air rights (the right to build on top of certain property) and mineral rights (the right to dig underneath it).

But moving forward, we're going to have to dig deeper to find enough parallelism to keep the hardware busy.

But he was afraid the policemen would look for them in his room, so he tried to dig a hole to hide them.

Let them have their own spot in the garden to dig for worms, catch bugs, or just dig in the dirt.

Why's the Devil trying to dig my grave?

Outsiders rarely have the patience to dig through the details of India's corporate life. Mr McDonald is an exception.

The negotiators have been instructed to dig in their heels on the last two major issues.

"We plan to dig a hole all the way through the earth! " one of the brothers said excitedly.

The Street has gone back through the past decade to dig up some of the best examples of designs that make you wince and stare in disbelief.

SANDRA MASON: "I love planting those because you do not need to dig a very deep hole. We like those! "

Here, he uses needles and specialised "vibrotools" to dig fossils out of the matrix of rocks and then attempts to identify them.

Not much, although diehard unionists may be encouraged to dig in harder, and Mr Cameron cannot have been pleased.

Others analyze satellite photographs to determine storage levels or cultivate on-the-ground sources to dig up information.

The next day Shaykh Sharafuddin wrote to people in Istanbul, and told them to dig in such and such place.

The jeweler was able to dig up the ring we wanted.

In that case, it is suggested that tourism propaganda should be made to dig the potential market to advance China "s tourism economy. "

The company commander ordered his soldiers to dig themselves in.

Rescue workers are continuing to dig through the rubble in and around Jiegu in Yushu County.

We've yet to dig in to it from cover to cover, but (per the press release), the content is viewable more or less in full online.

With a decent pair of binoculars you have time to dig a moat against the buggers.

We shall have to dig through a hill to make a tunnel.

The crabs replenish moisture by dipping in the sea, then the males retreat to the lower terraces to dig burrows.

This time, I don't want a refund on this friction, VPS cannot use the problem and I don't want to dig, because I have no energy.

But it also said it was technically impossible for the North to dig tunnels as far south as people like Mr. Kim say.

The money we make can be used to produce more money or it can be used to dig us into the hole of slavery.

He hid his gold under a tree. Every week he used to dig it up.

Bin Laden also helped import heavy construction equipment used to dig tunnels and build roads.

Rescuers are working to dig out those trapped in rubble. Hundreds of troops have been dispatched to the region to assist in the effort.

First, the system is exam, death is too formalist exams to dig books, the test books can find the answer.

Eventually he entered a forest, and there suddenly stood before him an old man, who had left his hermitage to dig for roots.

Every dog or cat has its own needs, some of which are specific to the breed. Terriers tend to dig; Abyssinians explore and climb.

The school will organize the students to dig out a raceway and planting trees around the playground .

It is not easy to dig out the past.

To dig up tubers and defies and defend carcasses of large mammals , they had to work collectively and create tools and strategies .

Mattock: another invaluable tool, the mattock can be used to dig graves or escape routes.

Then taken out, inspected again and resold, they were branded and forced to dig in mines, clear land, plant and harvest sugar.

In future installments, we are going to dig into such microprocessor enhancements as super-scalar, hyper-threading and dual core.

Analysts said too much pressure from the United States could prompt China to dig its heels in.

Portugal has struggled to dig itself out of the rut it fell into when its convergence boom turned to bust in 2000.

Strive to dig out of its personnel policies and the same point to point.

China's surplus continues to dig in its heels, as structural forces assert themselves amid a muddying external picture.

We all know where that mojo is buried, and Nadal will have a chance to dig it up and dust it off on the clay courts of Europe next spring.

This thesis which composes by four parts tries to dig the connotations of the images from a comprehensive perspective .

You'll have to dig up more serious material for the course, but Wired is OK for general reading and there are occasional excellent articles.

If so, obviously you can begin this whole investigation again with that person or company's name, if you need to dig deeper.

Mother set the food on the table and told the children to dig in .

Jake: Yes. . . And every year, people from all over the world come to dig here.

Veils - You don't have to dig very deeply to recognize this custom as a symbol of male dominance.

I was determined to dig into the framework, provide feedback where I could, and share my enthusiasm with other developers.

Chinese government has money but would rather spend the money to dig more fossil fuel out than paying for burning more coal.

Under the sister's encouragement, I have begun to dig up this blog. Let me start from getting of weed.

You've got to dig for it.

Their questions forced me to dig deeper and articulate my ideas more clearly.

"By late March, it is warm enough to dig holes and pour concrete across most of the country. "

Rosy bee-eaters perform a mating dance on the shores of Loango National Park. The birds gather here by the thousands to dig their nests.

Infantry tried to dig in, but orders from battalion commander and tank regiment commander made us move forward.

Is that why they didn't seem to dig "The Social Network" quite so much?

The soldiers had to dig the freight trucks out of the snow.

Jake: Yes. . . And every year, people from all over the world come to dig here. This was a big city a long time ago.

Miners still have to dig by themselves at some narrow and brand working areas, which imposes high strain on their labour.

I think the data is there, so they have to dig it out and analyse it, so hopefully we will learn more about that.

Angela had to dig her car out, because after the heavy storm, snow accumulated to a depth of five feet.

we provide investment advisory services, continue to dig and to provide personalized financial services, added value to customers.

So it was decided. His children started to dig the mountains, led by the old man Yu Gong.

Yes. . . And every year, people from all over the world come to dig here.

Giovanni Battista Caviglia, led 160 men in the first modern attempt to dig out the Sphinx.

Investigators have been using heavy machinery to dig for the bodies which were buried in pits.

Please don't try to dig up the whole garden in one day: you'll knock yourself up.

If we want to govern this phenomenon thorough, the key is to dig out the cause of it.

That plan only just fails and the armies resign themselves to putting their rifles to one side and pick up shovels instead to dig trenches.

Facts will be obscured, forcing you to dig deeper and ask hard questions.

Across Xinjiang - Taklamakan Desert, the fire Yan mountain to dig several tons - gold.

The new snow is sure to hamper efforts to dig out Washington and parts of six nearby states from the first storm.

Examining this "rollup" report enables a client to dig in for specific errors only when the number of reported errors is non-zero.

Packages written for R add advanced algorithms, colored and textured graphs and mining techniques to dig deeper into databases.

Now that psychology has returned to the subject with gusto, there is an urgent need to dig them out again.

the vegetables, we began to dig the ground.

Each new rule in the schema is one more thing that your client will know about without having to dig through your source code.

The music is loud and dated but at least it gives me the chance to dig out my moves to Saturday Night Fever.

The combination offers great strength of will and an inclination to dig hard and deep into your interests.

In these cases, your willingness to dig deeper without getting defensive will certainly enhance the trust in the relationship.

It's going to take more than one article to dig into the inner secrets of microprocessors.

The Morning after the shelling killed Muck and Penkala, I saw a soldier try to dig a foxhole with his bare hands.

The woman hired a detective to dig up dirt on her husband.

In the severe winter of1947, farmers had to DIG their livestock out of huge snowdrifts.

I can't wait to dig into more of her tales with my son.

To make sense out of the first chart, you need to dig down to the actual article.

It is necessary for us to understand Divination in "Zhouyi" with afresh sight and try to dig its aesthetics worthiness.

Both male and female African elephants have tusks they use to dig for food and water and strip bark from trees.

The readiest way to be spiritually rich in heavenly knowledge is to dig in this mine of diamonds, to gather pearls from this heavenly sea.

The passage is filled with water , rocks and mud , forcing workers to dig delicately while suspended from slings .

But why is special research needed to dig out the evidence on this question?

Tow brothers decided to dig a deep hole behind their house .