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She dug into the scoop of her ice cream that floated in the glass to take her mind off the fact that he will not come to meet her.

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

Rescuers dug into the dirt, finding the body of an elderly man, and quickly covered him with a sheet.

Yet, as Pecora and his staff dug into the bank's internal records, they discovered a different reality.

An enormous great white shark had him in its jaws, its teeth dug into his back.

A Samburu man leads his cattle out of the village and across a swath of arid land toward a water well dug into a desiccated Kenyan riverbed.

But Chinese locals say that there are North Korean snipers dug into the hillside opposite with a shoot-to-kill policy towards escapes.

After he finished his coffee, he dug into his right snowmobile boot and, to Madeleine's surprise, pulled out a tin of chewing tobacco.

Shae's hands had beat at him as the golden hands dug into her throat.

The filmmakers also dug into a large trove of Milk's papers, love letters and photos at the San Francisco Public Library.

This didn't look plausible to me, so I dug into a few dictionaries.

Once that was established I simply dug into the Workflow toolbox and built out a couple real-world scenarios for workflow applications.

He dug into the side pocket of his coat and filled his palm with sugar.

Master street artist Kurt Wenner's creations on cobbles and pavements across the world may look like they have been dug into the ground .

Then in April, Joshua dug into a tricky issue with oracle-instantclient-selinux, for which Jan publicly thanked him (2).

He dug into the soft soil and made a hole for the roots of the bush.

Space scientists have collected a wealth of information from spacecraft that have orbited, landed on and dug into the Martian surface.

He dug into his pockets to see whether he had some money left.

But if a thief or hacker dug into an Android device, there isn't going to be much geodata saved on the smartphone to digitally stalk you.

In 1914, Britain and France were at war with Germany. The two sides were dug into long trenches with a no-man's-land in-between.

Witnesses say pro-Gadhafi forces have dug into residential areas, and street fighting continues.

The hackers had dug into the Gmail accounts of Chinese dissidents and human rights activists.

It was built by working men and women who dug into what little savings they had to give $5 and $10 and $20 to the cause.

Once the laborers died, their remains were thrown into mountain gullies or pits dug into bare hillsides.

Its head went between my legs and its teeth dug into my crotch.

footing dug into the case, has held only one thing worse in the following mat.

The hinged panels, 92-feet wide and 65-feet high, will be fixed to concrete bases being dug into the sea bed.

In my logic? I ask, Where locally is somewhere deep that's recently been unearthed or dug into?

But the deeper I dug into the details, the more inadequate the cap seemed.

The policeman dug into the files the whole morning.

Kusche had carefully dug into records other writers had neglected.

We dug into the ground to plant leafy trees.

We dug into the huge pile of fried chicken.

They dug into the history of mankind.

They were so hungry that as soon as supper was served , they dug into it hungrily .

We dug into our handbags.

The villagers warned against mining, but 10 miles of tunnel were dug into the mountain.

They dug into the Scriptures every day to check and confirm that what Paul preached was true.

Experimental Study of the Range of Circulating Flow in Dug-into Basin

I wanted to find out what the deadliest killer is. But as I dug into piles of news reports;