Phrases with «to do some digging»

The phrase "to do some digging" means to do thorough research or investigation in order to uncover information or find something out. Full definition

to do (parent phrase)
digging (parent phrase)

to do some digging

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to do if something happens to someone
to do to one's credit score
to do to one's credit
to do to someone
to do to
to do the same to someone
to do from time to time
to do to one's body
to do anything to someone
to do something to someone
to do justice to something
to do to one's children
to do a little digging
to do to this day
to do to a child
to do to people
to do to a person
to do the same thing to someone
to do anything someone put one's mind to
to do to these men
to do to others
to do to the body
to do to a room
to do justice to
to do to one's pet
to do to a dog
to do justice to this job
to do to this car
to do to each other
to do harm to someone
to do to one's health
to do to one's home
to do to a woman
to do anything someone set one's mind to
to do to one's skin
to do that to one's kids
to do the same to others
to do to a space
to want done to someone
work done to something
damage done to someone
harm done to someone
something done to someone
wrong done to someone
damage done to one's car
to commit to doing

Sentences with «to do some digging»

Do they dig into trends of a ref's biased personality arising and dramatically affecting results? (sbnation.com)
If, for whatever reason, you feel suspicious about the guy you're seeing, do some digging around and get to the bottom of things. (datingadvice.com)
We'll do another Dig In in the not too distant future. (chicagoeft.com)
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Phrases with «to do some digging»

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Sentences with «to do some digging»

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