用dig in造句子，“dig in”造句

We must scent out the truth and dig in the earth for it, and seize it.

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

Do your best not to dig in your heels. Instead, accept that change is necessary right now.

In turn, the group had to dig into reserves to float projects that lost financing, lay off 14 people and shut its Boston counseling center in June.

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

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.

They began to dig into the hill.

When anthropologists dig in the earth and find a triangular piece of sharp flint, they conclude that it must have been designed by someone to be the tip of an arrow.

Some editors still say they will not dig into private lives.

The world's deepest drill is about to get taller-tall enough to dig into Earth's semi-molten interior.

You can leave the store smiling and guilt-free and dig into your chocolate bar knowing you did your best to buy an ethically sourced product.

Dieters, on the contrary, feel that the large slice has blown their diet (and, even better, that this was not their fault), so they may as well make the most of it, and dig into the cookies.

Experiments show that: the small Ficus wasps dig both biting bud bud bracts port channel port can also dig in the fruit wall channel of non-bud mouth.

People started to dig in the area for treasure, which caused much damage.

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

The history of our Party probably ought to be written in the same vein; it may not be appropriate to dig into minute details.

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

Of course I am not majoring in law, nor do I have a dig into law, but if the standard to judge death is altered, a murderer can turn into an innocent person, then it is really striking.

His performance is too formulaic, and does not dig into the heart of the characters.

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

He told me one of the things that motivated him to dig into the locked archives was an American visitor's question: "Do the accusations against SACO have a basis?"

But maybe at this point it really is time to dig in our heels.

This is the subject of the next article in this series, and you'll really dig into that in detail then.

Today, however, the moon will be square Mars in your eighth house of transformation. Your urge to dig into emotional depths with a Pal may be strong.

The gardens help employees achieve a semblance of work-life balance. They can offset the "go, go, work, work" ethic with a "get outside in the sunshine" and dig in the earth approach, Goodwin says.

The glass will also stiffen the foam so that the rod won't dig into it .

We can't only analyze the surface of the problems, which may mislead us. Instead, we should dig into the underlying principles.

All you need to do is dig in until your tongue is numb.

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 rest appear closer to Senator Jim DeMint of South Carolina, who recently urged his fellow party members to dig in their heels and create a Waterloo for the president.

the ribbon directs the user’s attention down, playing nicely into the vertical scroll of the website and helping the user dig into the content.

They try to dig in a piece of ground below the cave.

By the live technical statistics on the using of receiving and spike receiving in 2000-2001 China Men's volleyball league, a theoretical analysis of the using of dig in volleyball match was conducted.

The food looks delicious. Let's dig in.

Since these ants never leave the tunnels they dig in the tree, they are hard to find and are poorly known.

The bears will be able to hibernate in caves, dig in the ground and catch fish.

Some shrewd, pedantic and stupid people, who like to be critical, have to dig into every detail of the novelist.

Instead of enlarging the floor area, we chose to partially dig in and cover the car park, doubling the capacity in a simple way.

He could feel her toes dig into the carpet.