Sentences with phrase «actually dug himself a hole»
«He actually dug himself a hole in the woods and was laying in it when I went out to find him».
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You're the idiot who continues to dig yourself deeper into a hole by pretending you actually had a point, other than the one on your pimply head.
They're easy and pleasurable to dig into (you'll never be given instructions on «how» to eat something here), but if you actually try and break down what makes each dish so delicious, you'll face a seemingly never - ending rabbit hole of textures and sauces and secrets.
That child is acting in the moment, focusing on getting what he wants, not really paying attention to the fact that his behavior is actually backfiring and digging him a bigger hole.
I actually now think it is possible that Cameron might just dig himself out of the hole he spent months digging himself into.
And — and so I had the placenta in the freezer, took it out so I could actually mold at first, you know, mold it a little bit and dug uh — dug a giant hole, buried it couple feet under with the — with the little maple sapling right there.
Women are actually lucky that they have a clear indicator they are pushing too hard (i.e. if period is absent); men do not have this luxury and often it's gone too far before they realize they're in a deep hole that they have to dig themselves out of.
«There is no lake at Camp Green Lake,» where Stanley and his fellow campers (imagine the cast from your favorite prison movie, kid version) must dig one five - by - five hole in the dry lake bed every day, ostensibly building character but actually aiding the sicko warden in her search for buried treasure.
This is actually a great example of someone that keeps digging a deeper and deeper hole since he refused to come clean initially.
We dig holes and make mounds: it's what human beings do when given a spade and a plot of more or less friable land, the actions actually being one maneuver, because the fill from the hole has to go somewhere and that's typically a hill.