My approach is to get at them before they really dig in.

He also knew where to dig in, and when to move on.

Everyone has to dig in and do a little more.

One has to dig in and stop an end run.

On the other hand, at least someone would dig them out.

Dig down deep enough, and no one knew much about anyone.

Maybe they're not going to dig me out at all.

Right what other things do you think we might dig up?

In a short time he called them to dig again.

I had to dig first and then look at what I'd turned up.

Did you dig down deep and find out what he really wanted?

He was not going to go out and dig by himself.

Which was still far better than having to dig my own.

We've got to dig down deep and find something special.

I dig them out, but the next year they come back.

But once again you've got to dig down a little bit.

Started to dig out the water, live off the land.

He'd like to bring in men and dig up the whole thing!

Or they will have to live until we can dig for them.

The next morning, the man went to dig under the old house.

Those who came later tried to dig in and stay.

Can you tell me how much further we will have to dig here?

Could you get your men to dig around for him?

Those things dig well, whatever else can be said of them.

"I hope you're not going to come back here a week from now and want to dig him up."

You'd better go along and have a bit of a dig first.

Said he'd be at the dig when you wanted him.

I need to go back to my dig site and continue working.

It was just a little dig to keep him in line.

I agree and certainly am not having a dig at all.

The dig began in 1964, and continued for four years.

"You want me to tell them I was recently on a dig?"

Sure, he said, the dig would start in a week.

Why did I have to open my big mouth and take a dig at her?

I think someone on this dig knew about it from the beginning.

So asking her was a kind of dig, you know.

"Did you find any of your friends on the dig?"

Another report and images of the dig is available too.

It had been found at the dig just that morning.

Okay then, I think the old dig is around that way.

The dig once policy will add less than 1 percent to the cost of the overall project, she said.

But they had all been too busy working at the dig to pay attention to what was going on.

I should like to end with a slight dig at the report.

But working the dig taught me that nothing's really new.

The dig is also important because it did not have to occur.

The number to call to volunteer for the dig is 698-9275.

The dig will take at least a couple of years to conclude.

He could see why she had been so anxious to get back to her dig.

Two of them were at the dig four days before they came down with the virus.

About 50 to 60 percent of his students have participated in the dig.

My approach is to get at them before they really dig in.

He also knew where to dig in, and when to move on.

Everyone has to dig in and do a little more.

One has to dig in and stop an end run.

On the other hand, at least someone would dig them out.

Dig down deep enough, and no one knew much about anyone.

Maybe they're not going to dig me out at all.

Right what other things do you think we might dig up?

In a short time he called them to dig again.

I had to dig first and then look at what I'd turned up.

Did you dig down deep and find out what he really wanted?

He was not going to go out and dig by himself.

Which was still far better than having to dig my own.

We've got to dig down deep and find something special.

I dig them out, but the next year they come back.

But once again you've got to dig down a little bit.

Started to dig out the water, live off the land.

He'd like to bring in men and dig up the whole thing!

Or they will have to live until we can dig for them.

The next morning, the man went to dig under the old house.

Those who came later tried to dig in and stay.

Can you tell me how much further we will have to dig here?

Could you get your men to dig around for him?

Those things dig well, whatever else can be said of them.

"I hope you're not going to come back here a week from now and want to dig him up."

You'd better go along and have a bit of a dig first.

Said he'd be at the dig when you wanted him.

I need to go back to my dig site and continue working.

It was just a little dig to keep him in line.

I agree and certainly am not having a dig at all.

The dig began in 1964, and continued for four years.

"You want me to tell them I was recently on a dig?"

Sure, he said, the dig would start in a week.

Why did I have to open my big mouth and take a dig at her?

I think someone on this dig knew about it from the beginning.

So asking her was a kind of dig, you know.

"Did you find any of your friends on the dig?"

Another report and images of the dig is available too.

It had been found at the dig just that morning.

Okay then, I think the old dig is around that way.

The dig once policy will add less than 1 percent to the cost of the overall project, she said.

But they had all been too busy working at the dig to pay attention to what was going on.

I should like to end with a slight dig at the report.

But working the dig taught me that nothing's really new.

The dig is also important because it did not have to occur.

The number to call to volunteer for the dig is 698-9275.

The dig will take at least a couple of years to conclude.

He could see why she had been so anxious to get back to her dig.

Two of them were at the dig four days before they came down with the virus.

About 50 to 60 percent of his students have participated in the dig.

I agree and certainly am not having a dig at all.

Maybe we'll have a digging party after the media conference, all four of us."

I'd been wanting to have a dig at Ashton for a long time.

If I lose, people have the right to have a dig at me.

It also had a dig at one of its competitors: '

Yet another article merely using the climate to have a dig at the US.

You have a dig at that, go on.

We've had a dig about and here's a selection of the obvious and the odd.

Not having a dig, really don't understand the original comment, the reply, or the explanation.

'Graham was not happy about that and had a dig at me in the press.

Cameron is having a dig at relative poverty measures.

She is, she is jealous at having a dig at her.

Atherton then had a dig for the Pakistani fast bowlers, who made his life so uncomfortable in the summer.

Or are you having a dig at a particular community...the games up.

I reckon people find it easier to have a dig at a player with long hair because they think you are a bit of a tart.

People are always having a dig at you they won't be happy till they've got you married off."

And he had a dig for one of Mr. Bush's recreational predilections.

He also had a dig at himself by referring to his occasional failure to stay awake at official functions.

Not because we're self-righteous prigs that love to have a dig, but because we want to change the world for the better.

The Mail consistently has a dig a the Guardian and Liberalism in general.

My post was more about having a dig at The Doors than about making a serious point .

Or was it Prince Charles as a tongue-in-cheek social commentator having a dig at his tormentors?

He had, at this point, intended to have a dig at Black, by mentioning the oil companies' practice of installing accountants in senior management positions.

It's Gianna's turn to have a dig now, he thought sourly, involuntarily glancing at her.