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

I know it's got to be somewhere around here, I want you to take a look at the sheets see whether you can dig it.

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. "

No one wants to see a soul dig itself into a bottomless pit, as we are All One and each soul is intended to eventually return to the Source.

Obama said he regretted his comment to Clinton in that debate that she was "likable enough" had been interpreted as a dig at her.

This session will help you know more about your mother, if you dig your Mom about her childhood, her friends, teachers.

Now if you'll excuse me, I think I'll ride my bike over to the little restaurant around the corner and dig into a plate of dumplings.

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.

She said for me not to worry, she would dig through her pennies if she had to get us home.

Later, armed police came to see him suffer so much, his hands Diaoguang nails, do not let the father digging, they help him dig.

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

Because the gold was near the surface of the Earth, they could dig it out with knives.

I tried to dig the truth out of him.

The fun part is to be able to go and dig through the stuff, I call it fun. So, any questions on the assignment?

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

This archaeological dig would not have been possible if it wasn't for the Marmaray Project and its engineers.

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.

It's not always easy for you to stop what you'redoing and dig into an emotional issue that seems to have no immediate impact on your day.

However, the company will not insist on applying its own business model to markets it does not know, says Mr Ma, in a dig at US rivals.

I don't know exactly why, but for me that approach helps me dig a little deeper and encourages me to be a little more self-disclosing.

There was a core group of people in our church who were fond of him and would dig into their pockets to help him reach his goal.

"It was during our dig that doubts began to emerge about much of what he wrote, '" said Prof. Petrella.

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.

As you first dig into a new fitness regimen, as many people do this time of year, the discomfort of exercise can be, well, uncomfortable.

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

An old Henan proverb, Dig earth to see Mother , tells of a son taking initiative to be reconciled with his mother.

If I dig a grave, it has to be used for somebody so they'll pay me for it. A bit more patience.

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.

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

"I will take anything, " he said, relieved, and wincing under reproof. "I'd just as leave dig on the streets. Nobody knows me here. "

This pattern is often reapplied several times through a rule as you dig down through an abstract syntax tree.

We'll also dig into a sharp new feature that will make it possible for you to manipulate time-based data faster and easier than ever before.

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.

Mystic: He's a man of many, many secrets, Daniel. Dig a little deeper, and you may find he's capable of practically anything.

The process reminded me just how much music I don't listen to, simply because of the archaeological dig that would be required.

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

Norman Rosenthal, exhibitions secretary of the RA, insisted there was no reason to question the authenticity of the statues or of the dig.

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.

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.

So close your favorite IDE (or at least minimize it), fire up a terminal or shell, and dig into security for a few hours.

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.

I, said the Owl, With my pick and shovel, I'll dig his grave.

Dig a bit deeper, however, and the stand-off between the different advocates in this debate is not as substantial as it first appears.

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.

The analysts believe that this should encourage foreign direct investment inflows in to the country to help dig it out of its debt hole.

Bones: The victim's apartment is like an archaeological dig. We should be able to put together a picture of his life from his effects.

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.

He had to carry water and dig up the red earth and mix it into a stiff clay.

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

He said to me, "Son of man, now dig into the wall. " So I dug into the wall and saw a doorway there.

Each of the young princesses had a little plot of ground in the garden, where she might dig and plant as she pleased.

We borrow more money. Eventually, after the children are out of school, we should be able to completely dig our way out and stay there.

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?

Stand on his head, dig right and drop down. Step right, dig left and trap him again as he runs in after you.

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

They would no more let me come away, without a promise to go back, than they would let the wolves dig up the bones of their fathers.

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.

Because of this, I decided to write a few articles that dig into the matter a bit deeper, in the hope of unraveling this useful feature.

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.

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

She said that she would dig at American literature for her exam next year.

This zombie will dig under your plants and attack from the back. Use magnet-shrooms or split-peas to take care of him.

This time, we'll dig in a little deeper, with a look at the two forms of sequence diagrams specified by the UML.

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

Who'll dig his grave? I, said the Owl, With my pick and shovel, I'll dig his grave.

EXAMPLE: Whenever we argued in favor of any change in the business, the old boss would dig in his heels and ignore our ideas.

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

One afternoon, the trainees tackled weed-picking with enthusiasm, competing to see who could dig up the largest clump.

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.

'But he will dig into the dog's dry food if left to his own devices, ' she said.

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

Who'll dig his grave? "I, " said the owl.

But as I got older and learned to read a map, I could not imagine setting foot in a land so far as China, let alone dig there.

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

You can't get out of the way, you can't dig a hole deep enough to hide.

This was both a dig at America (with its big current-account deficit) and a statement of startling complacency.

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

When the audience asks to hear more about a certain topic, you can pull up the appropriate slides and dig into them.

Let's dig into some of the details of SystemTap to understand how it provides dynamic probes within a running kernel.

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

But store up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust consumes and where thieves do not dig through nor steal.

The aim of enrichment is to extract the rare form of uranium from the ore that miners routinely dig out of the ground.

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.

As they re-appear, dig two more, run across the top and dig next to the short ladder. Drop in and collect the gold.

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

If you dig a well through the upper layer and into the sandwiched porous layer, water will flow out of the top of the well.

You got to find out where the shadow of the limb falls at midnight, and that's where you dig !

If you take action on every idea that seems good in the moment, you will very likely just dig yourself into a deeper hole.

There comes a time in every rightly constructed boy's life when he has a raging desire to go somewhere and dig for hidden treasure.

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.

The police dig, where they found a buried arsenal of weapons and ammunition recovered 411 sets of matching.

Later, you dig a hole beneath the boulder and lift out a pair of Surefooted Boots.

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

What might seem boring at the surface may actually be interesting if you just dig a little bit deeper.

Everything is fine. But I need you to do some research. See what dirt you can dig up on this.

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.

I also enjoy the subtle dig at the local tv, radio stations and many rival newspapers that never seem to research anything.

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.

Do not store up for yourselves treasures on the earth , where moth and rust consume and where thieves dig through and steal .

Still, there's always lots of research to be done in a home-related plan, so dig in and do that, with an eye to act in June's first week.

You have the qualification to be a top investigator or researcher as you doggedly dig out the facts of whatever matter you are pursuing.

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

Let's begin with an exploration of some of the earlier kernel tracing approaches, then dig into the SystemTap architecture and its use.

Had to actually dig a few holes before Dad discovered what I was doing so I could prove to him that my idea was a good one.

Maybe you're actually the one at fault. It that's the case, be dig enough to say you're sorry (it's never too late to do this).

So, with that introduction to the basics of LKMs, let's dig in to see how modules get into the kernel and are managed internally.

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.

My ideas grow up in the West, but I dig them up and replant them in China's deep ground, a rich five thousand year history.

If I have to, I'll dig up the garden and plant potatoes.

In remanufacturing, additional value of the used shaft components can be fully extracted and residual value is dig out to the most extent.

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

Over the next months, I'll dig deeply into specific techniques to get the most out of the apps.

Colin: No, that's where you're wrong. American girls would seriously dig me with my cute British accent.

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.

Many people dig that book, but I never quite see what the fuss is all about.

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

Volunteers and rescue workers dig through what used to be an apartment building in hope of finding survivors.

Dig around, and you'll likely find fixes related to your particular annoyance, especially if it relates to one or two particular sites.

I said, "Come dig. " That's me at my desk.

The ruling Communist Party might try to raise taxes, or dig for dirt in billionaires past dealings, if it senses public anger is rising.

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.

It is important to understand these works that we do some research on features of his works and dig his philosophical ideas on life.

Before that, Lee made a dig at her single status, asserting that people without children are not qualified to talk about education policy.

Wombats live underground in tunnels that they dig. They usually sleep during the day and come out to look for food at night.

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.

If thou shalt seek her as money, and shalt dig for her as for a treasure.

And dig a little deeper and you'll soon find even the safest of developed market bonds has its own little time-bomb; the U.

This process is called "de-sugaring" and will dig into how it works in the next section.

Generally speaking, the deeper you dig into a glacier's ice, the farther back in time you get.

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.

A land where bread will not be scarce and you will lack nothing; a land where the rocks are iron and you can dig copper out of the hills.

They try to dig it out of the snow.

It is important that you use a tool like dig, host, or nslookup to verify DNS, because your hosts file is overriding DNS for the moment.

Doing research is not like digging a ditch. A person can dig a perfectly fine ditch without enjoying his job for a minute.

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

This forces the user to ask a neighbor, experiment, or dig through other documentation or source code.

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.

If you decide to focus on these projects now, you will see outstanding results, so put that "Do Not Disturb" sign on your door and dig in!

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

He said this was the most rewarding dig in the world.

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

These days a candidate is fair game for the press: they'll poke into every corner of his past life to see what scandal they can dig up.

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.

Congratulations to the adults the children and adults busy for kids dig red envelope.

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.

A trust-worthy third party must step in and dig out the truth for the public.

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.

This species prefers to stay near reefs or sandy shallows where they dig crustaceans and mollusks out of the substrate.

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

It's infra dig for him to say that at a formal meeting.

Better to ship coal to India from Sumatra or Kalimantan in Indonesia than dig it up from mines in Bihar and transport it across the country.

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

Arrive destination, everyone shared out the work and cooperate with one another right away, you dig a pit, I plant a tree, he water.

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.

So what sparked a new theory was the discovery of tiny carbon spheres at dozens of dinosaur dig sites around the world.

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.

As I dig in, discovering a welcome hint of ginger, Moore posits two theories of why the British are less obese than Americans.

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.

All the food lying in the field was covered with a thick white blanket of snow that even the grasshopper could not dig through.

Surely, the next time that Apple sues Android, Google will dig through the Motorola archives and find some reason to countersue.

Along the way, I'll point you to previous Crossing borders installments that dig more deeply into relevant topics.

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

People would not dig down for such a performance.

If he still has gold, stand to the left of the pit and dig repeatedly until he drops the gold somewhere on his rounds.

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

Gordon: I don't care for his solo work. I only love the Beatles. Don't you dig (like) the old stuff?

You dig and dig, but no treasure seems to be here.

But, it should be enough to make us dig a little deeper, to seek out more facts.

Dig deeper, and 110 Stories reveals itself to be both a work of civic art and a memorial through visual storytelling.

Chelsea scout Piet de Visser has had a dig at Manchester United, claiming new signing Nani may not be good enough for the Premiership.

There, the beetles dig a hole, sometimes as much as a meter deep under the body, concealing it in the subterranean chamber.

Johnson, 36, made the dig Saturday at the park and left his equipment in a locker. When he came back Monday morning, he made the discovery.

If you avoid non-local links and dig down only into local Web pages, you provide a Web crawler for a single Web site, as shown in Listing 7.

Software negotiations can become one-dimensional tug-of-wars that focus only on schedules. Don't dig into a position.

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

Then said he unto me, Son of man, dig now in the wall: and when I had digged in the wall, behold a door.

What I wanted you to do is to go to Washington and dig out this appointment for me.

an anchor used for semipermanent moorings; has a bowl-shaped head that will dig in however it falls.

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

From the depths of what I will dig it out ah.

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

Dig the hole deep enough to allow the first two sets of leaves to be completely underground.

Archaeologists on a dig in Italy claim to have discovered the skull of the woman who posed for Leonardo's da Vinci's masterpiece.

He had a dig at Mr Blair too, alluding to a British scandal over the alleged sale of honours.

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.

Years ago, you could ask your neighbors to help build your house, reap the rice or dig a well.

Monica: Yeah, you really shouldn't. (to Ross, sarcastically) By the way, how was that year-long dig in Cairo?

Knowledge is like an underwater spring--the deeper you dig, the cleaner the water.

It's no doubt that many complicated problems need be solve before dig a deep hole.

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.

Duress, however, seems to make people dig in their heels.

China's steel mills are demanding its vast reserves of iron ore faster than mining companies can dig the stuff out of the ground.

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

How I wish I could dig into a hole and hide myself somewhere. I was waiting for his sharp criticization about stupid head or a fool.

dig out; hollow out The children scooped holes in the sand.

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.

So today based on the above analysis we'd like to further dig out the deeper internal beauty out of his works.

Dig a hole on the lawn and put a ship in, just like a ship drifting on the land.

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.

We thought our last game was our best shot to get something here and just dig down and do it after the seven games (against the Hornets).

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.

They can barely dig it out fast enough to meet demand. Rio Tinto plans to double its 2007 iron-ore production (160m tonnes) in four years.

The tribe knows that if you dig up a particular root and mash it up, it will produce the appropriate shade of yellow face paint.

Dr Simpson's work suggests the predators were not above going after small prey, too, just as coyotes will dig for prairie dogs.

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.