Sentences with phrase «to dig for something»

Other times, I am digging for something in particular.

I am always throwing my wallet and keys in my diaper bag and then have to dig for them when I need them.

A quick Internet search on the words «back pain» turns up zero yoga - related results unless you go digging for them.

If a police officer really wanted to find them, they'd have to do a bit of digging for them.

You may have trouble locating feedback about this company without spending some time digging for it.

I hate having to dig for it so having it easily accessible via the pocket is perfect.

Tip: select one in a surprising hue so you can easily spot it while digging for it!

This time we did some of the data digging for you.

I'll either accept it or dig for something deeper.

The habitats with tubes that are marketed for hamsters are popular with both hamsters and their owners because the tubes mimic the tunnels the animals would dig for themselves in the wild.

Most scholars believe that Peter's threefold profession of his love for Jesus parallels his threefold denial, that Jesus is giving Peter the chance to fill the hole he has dug for himself with three huge shovelfuls of love.

If you get a case of the munchies before bed, youâ $ ™ re much more likely to grab whatâ $ ™ s readily available, rather than digging for something like chips or cookies.

Unfortunately for Roddy, Sid claims his new digs all for himself and soon sends our heroic rodent on a trip down that good ol' porcelain bus known as the toilet.

One of our Verizon Wireless sources has done a little digging for us, and we have turned up some awesome information.

That's the kind of hole Amanda Bradford dug for herself when she graduated from Stanford's Graduate School of Business just three months ago.

They have done nothing but obstruct, which only deepens the financial hole Bush dug for us.

«CONCACAF's offices took up the entire 17th floor, but Blazer often worked from two apartments where he lived on the 49th floor in $ 18,000 - per - month digs for himself and an adjoining $ 6,000 retreat largely for his unruly cats, according to a source.»

Spieth will have to wait until the afternoon wave to attempt to climb out of the hole he inexplicably dug for himself.

I love to shop thrift but I'm too lazy to dig for it at the local non-profit thrift store, so I have a consignment store where all the organization and sorting has been done for you!

Love the key clasp and front pocket for my wallet and phone so I don't have to go digging for it amidst the kids» stuff.

Nautiluses mostly scavenge for dead crustaceans, worms and starfish, often digging for them in mud and biting into them with their sharp beaks.

Glory remembers the relevant things: the heavy thumping of the soldier's boots as they marched near the shallow grave her mother frantically dug for them to hide in; the green strip of fabric ripped from the hem of her mother's dress to cover her mouth and nose so she could breathe easier under the dirt; the feel of her mother's hands — shredded and bleeding — in hers as they lay there together, hoping for silence and not discovery.

Update: Have confirmed that account statement does account for pre-tax, match and post-tax contributions and earnings separately, but I have to dig for it buried in generated statements in the on - line system.

There are unexpected events and you well end up fixing a hole that you have dug for yourself already.

Constantly entering and exiting trades adds up to big transaction costs (called the Forex spread) and for most traders this just throws more dirt on the grave they are digging for themselves by over-trading (it's a huge unseen trading cost over time).

It didn't take much digging for me to find out just how bad things have gotten.

Just keep on digging for it.

He has shovelled the dirt back where it belongs, the hole «The Team» have dug for themselves with their political science, wonky guesswork, cheap shots in lieu of evidence, poor skillz and near - zero - finesse.

Facebook tucks default privacy settings away where you have to go dig for them — not exactly what you'd consider a way to get informed...

If you get a case of the munchies before bed, you're much more likely to grab what's readily available, rather than digging for something like chips or cookies.

I haven't seen any posts here about them but Joel certainly thinks they're a canny way for private investors to do a little digging for themselves and unearth profits.

«Because my hole that I dug for myself in college by spending money on things that I did not need, to show off to friends that did not care, was a life - changing moment because I was, at one point, $ 5,000 in credit card debt as a sophomore.

A poor rube who doesn't realize the hole they've dug for themselves?

This is why for decades public relations firms have acted on behalf of organizations, pulling them from the holes they dig for themselves and propelling them into the spotlight.

What a great attempt by Reed to dig his people out of the stereotypical hole that they have dug for themselves.

There's more substantiation; you just have to dig for it.

«Say what you will about God, there is not a shovel big enough to dig yourself out of the whole that you dug for yourself when you said: «Not a single thing in the entire universe can claim eternal life» In that one statement, you are admitting that the universe is not eternal.

It's not like you had to dig for them, either.

Instead we dropped physically and really had to dig for it.

The good news is that we've done some digging for you and came down to a a top 5, so you can easier choose the one that represents a perfect match for your family.

I buried the bugs and had him dig for them and find them.

If you are using a pocket diaper, try to figure out a way to shake the insert out of the opening without having to dig for it.

The only democratic way out of the sovereignty hole that government and parliament have dug for themselves is, in my considered opinion, the one proposed by Tim Farron (Lib Dem, Westmorland and Lonsdale) in his intervention as leader of the Liberal Democrats in the first reading of the Bill:

Shadow chancellor George Osborne said: «Gordon Brown is mortgaging the taxpayer to try to get him out of the political hole he's dug for himself.

It is noticeable in the press today how completely absent from the analysis of the hole Osborne has dug for himself is any credit being given to Labour.

You see, I was too far down the rabbit hole I dug for myself.