Sentences with phrase «dig up more»

It scans your current screen to dig up more relevant information on people, places or things.

«It means we won't need to dig up any more oil and, fundamentally, it should reduce the amount of plastic in the environment.»

And it looks like we're going to dig up more and more.

I'll be happy to dig up some more numbers (it's an interesting matter actually) but I don't have the time just now.

So we decided to dig up some more information about the student loan crisis to see why the situation continues to get worse each day.

We've got Laura on the ground and a few of us back in the home office (some in the virtual home office) who can dig up more details for you guys.

So don't take this as any source of gospel just yet, but it's something for which we'll try to dig up more reliable info.

Paleontologists will need to dig up more ancient turtles to find out.

They have also ravaged the Congo's lush forests, killing endangered gorillas and other rare animals in the quest to dig up more coltan.

Research the plants, don't dig up more of your yard.

I'm sure I could dig up some more weapons if I really thought on it.

They had the brain trust to dig up more talent than they thought they already had.

But in an effort to dig up more shares for the US - based doubters, it's understood prime brokers have been seeking to borrow ASX - listed shares from local fundies, which can then be borrowed in the US market.

The author may make a nice salary, but unless you can dig up some more detailed account of his life and work, it's hard to say he's uncharitable, or that he shouldn't have written this article.

72 percent consult Google, and return 2 or 3 times to dig up more information.

If you notice yourself putting off crucial meetings so you can dig up more information for a plan update, it's time to suspect that planning has become overly important.

He also talked about hiring opposition researchers to dig up more dirt.

A former curator of what's now the Royal Alberta Museum, Currie also helped found the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Drumheller, Alta.; in fact, the latter museum was launched in part because Currie was digging up more dinosaur bones than the Royal Alberta could store.

In 1970, miners dug up more than 1,000 metric tons — an unfathomably large amount.

Setting filters in the tools digs up MORE keywords.

I've dug up some more trench options here: under $ 160, under $ 140, under $ 100, under $ 60 & under $ 45.

To continue on our story about how 542 eHarmony Members Marry Every Day we dug up some more interesting statistics.

They also dug up some more stills from The Road.

This is a nice package that does justice to the film, but I have to wish that Criterion had dug up more archival material to properly welcome Haneke to the collection.

They have dug up more information about this canned project than you can throw a stick at.

A vague comment with little no information to be sure, but NeoGAF — which were the first to provide the information — dug up more oddities pertaining to the the current status of Konami and Kojima

If we keep digging up more coal, gas and oil, it will get burned, if not here, then somewhere else.

Natural light streams through the high windows along the hallways, while light «shelves» outside classroom windows bounce daylight into the room and shade the classroom from direct sun.The Daily Green did our homework for us by digging up more stats on the benefits of catching some rays, if you're still not convinced:

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To consumers, it plays up its ability to approve mortgage applications quickly — a dig at a banking sector steadily more concerned with OSFI compliance.

Leaders who master the practice of good listening will be more apt to intuitively understand the other person's story by searching conversations for depth and meaning, digging deeper than casual listeners, and getting to the root of an issue in order to come up with the right solution.

Romney allies dug up a December 2010 interview with conservative radio host Laura Ingraham, who floated self - deportation as an outcome of more rigid immigration laws, and Gingrich agreed.

Bowerman had dug up $ 500 to finance half of Knight's tailgate inventory, and used to spend his evenings at a kitchen table tinkering with the imported sneaks, a stitch here, a little more padding there, anything to squeeze out a few more seconds for future Olympians.

Nanoengineers might dig into the molecular structure of battery materials to speed up how they transfer more voltage per cell.

It's tempting to feel that you need to read one more white paper or dig up one more article.

And as we discussed on our website, we would never complain about more frequent progress reports haha Keep up the amazing work and keep on inspiring others like us to dig deep and relentlessly pursue financial freedom.

The heavy ones are much more valuable and to get them you have to dig up a lot of the light ones.

50 percent of start - ups don't make it to their four - year mark and if your business happens to be one of the unlucky ones, you may be more inclined to wish for a hole to open up in the ground that you can crawl into than you would be to grab a shovel and start digging a new hole.

I am impressed, and really wish more Americans would focus on highlighting the positive aspects of all respectable men and women in this country and in the world, instead of trying to dig up every mistake, to slander and degrade as if we ourselves were perfect.

Nor is it the fact that in more than a century's worth of digging up the Middle East by archaeologists, not a single trace of any of these postulated «source texts» has ever turned up.

They are super soft, to the point that you may want a fork to tackle them if you dig in straight out of the oven, or just make sure you let them cool and they'll firm up little bit more — but to me, a fall apart moist, light cupcake is not a problem.

I haven't made popovers for so long... You've inspired me to dig up my pan and make a batch very soon... And I couldn't agree with you more about the use of fat!

To make them easy to dig into on Monday morning, bake the scones ahead of time and heat them up in the toaster oven before enjoying with vegan butter or a touch more coconut oil.

Tasting and experimenting with the 26 sauces, rubs, and more that came back with me from the show is far closer to grown - up kindgergarten than digging a ditch.

If they score an early goal, it will force Pumas to score twice to overcome that tiebreaker, encouraging them to open up their team in a way that could give opportunities for Tigres to score more goals — digging the hole even deeper for Pumas.

We decided to do a little more digging and came up with this story.

Stars are fun and all, but it's even more fun to dig deep in those memory pouches and come up with someone random.

Sure we should have scored 3 more goals, but in the second half we looked in control and there was no need to dig deep for another 45 minutes with all the games coming up.

So, we've gone a slightly different route and dug up some of the more quirky, fun and strange facts about the Aussie GP you probably haven't heard before.

I may have some more pictures somewhere, but I'll have to dig them up.

Staying up with a crying baby, working without sleep, changes in your relationship with your mate, needing to earn more and still do your part at home, rarely having time for yourself, the demands of protecting, guiding, and being a role model to our children - there are times you must dig deep for strength just to get through.