How To Use Dug In A Sentence
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There was in his composition something of the mediæval "condottiere," and a good deal more of that Dugald Dalgetty whom Scott drew.
Sketches From My Life By The Late Admiral Hobart Pasha
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The large lagoon and break in the reef attract many species, including dugongs, whale sharks, dolphins and manta rays.
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The only use he serves as a coach is that his nose just about crosses the touchline when he's sat in the dugout, so there's every chance he'll be able to trip up a tricky winger with his conk.
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She took her time looking me over, dug into her fake Gucci handbag and handed me a ballpoint saying, ‘Give it back when you're done.’
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The athletics track was dug out after the Games and a new tier of seats dug in.
Times, Sunday Times
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Central to the operation is a mile-deep well, dug originally to explore for oil.
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Big steamshovels dug up the ore and loaded it onto the cars and brought it into what they called the washer, where it was washed.
Oral History Interview with Eula McGill, February 3, 1976. Interview G-0040-1. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)
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He dug the blade deep into the shallow indent that had been made and flung the dirt into a pile to his left.
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They have dug down the big tree.
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He dug a hole in our yard on Edgerton Avenue to plant a maple tree when I was born.
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The company doesn't anticipate any negative job impact at the Akashi plant, said Jim Dugan, a Caterpillar spokesman.
Caterpillar Joins 'Onshoring' Trend
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Its robotic arm dug a trench and sensationally discovered ice beneath the surface.
The Sun
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He takes his infield and outfield gloves into the dugout for each game.
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He ran a long way, until finding that he had not been detected, he skirted a small wood, dug a hole in the soft moss, put in the "tawse," and covered them up.
The Underworld The Story of Robert Sinclair, Miner
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But on the advice of Lightroom programmer Andy Rahm McCormack dug into the text of the software's existing template files, called presets, and adapted them to produce a custom file with a 24-frame per second rate used in some video.
Crave: The gadget blog
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They dug in their heels and would not lower the price.
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When this breaker crashed onto the beach of popular culture, the legend was made and the grave dug, but the music his legacy has inspired is insipid and dull.
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The accompanying labels says "One of the principal uses of the adz was in hollowing out dug-out canoes.
Archive 2009-04-01
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Her fingers dug expertly into the knotted muscles of my shoulders, pummelled my back, massaged the tension out of my neck.
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In this new country, there are not the old, well-fortified lines of trenches with deep dug-outs.
Times, Sunday Times
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The treasure dug out of the earth was a box of gold coins.
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Back in the 1870s, when the project began, the 480-foot-long pit was dug with shovels, picks, burros, and a whole lot of muscle.
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The missing knowledge, they believe, is in the locker room, the dugout, the team bus, the psychology of the players and the relations among them.
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You also dug deep to give more than 100,000 in cash.
The Sun
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They cut trees for canoes and dug garden plots for the plants they had carefully transported from Polynesia - taro, banana, yam, coconut.
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A league lacking sparkle on the field now had marquee names in the dugouts.
Times, Sunday Times
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A kind of shiver ran through the country last week as the coffin was dug up.
A Daughter Denied?
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Chicago's Gene Siskel Film Center dug up a pristine copy of this classic film and scheduled two showings; I was one of the lucky few who got a chance to see it.
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The approached a strange formation in the side of the cliff: a large, rotund tunnel dug deep into the side of the mountain.
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Medici_, published in 1642, and _Hydriotaphia; or, Urn Burial_, 1658, a discourse upon rites of burial and incremation, suggested by some Roman funeral urns, dug up in Norfolk.
Brief History of English and American Literature
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seems credible on the evidence so far, is that the bank masked its skullduggery so completely that no regulator anywhere in the world could get a handle on it.
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In many places the straight trunks of the kapok tree are used to make dugout canoes.
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Past phenomenon is the development of enterprises just to be a piece of Geosphere , dug a Tai Hang, and then on to property[Sentence dictionary], thus causing the real estate market in 1992 after the bubble.
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Katy, still dressed in her attorney clothes, a gray tweed suit with a pale-blue silk blouse, tucked her napkin under her chin and dug in to the pirogi.
Hot And Bothered
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It's important to understand the Duggars' beliefs: The Duggars follow a conservative Christian belief system known as Quiverfull, which eschews all birth control in favor of "trusting the Lord with… family planning," says Vyckie Garrison at RH Reality Check.
Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion
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Working quickly, she dug into the center of her bag for dry clothes that had avoided the driving penetration of the cool October rain and pulled on a sweatshirt and well-worn jeans.
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He dug into his coat and handed Miguel a thick envelope.
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On leaving this we dug a hole and let the remainder of the water into it, in the hope of its longer continuance, and halted after a long journey in a valley in which there was a kind of watercourse with plenty of water, our latitude being 28 degrees 21 minutes 39 seconds.
Expedition into Central Australia
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Their roads were highways, raised up on a cambered bank of material dug from roadside ditches.
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There is a reason that much of it will be left undug.
Times, Sunday Times
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He drew her attention to a rough-edged hole that had been dug into the floor.
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Spade in hand, with his head full of Roman castrametation and geometrical problems, a prince, scarce emerged from boyhood, presents himself on that stage where grizzled Mansfelds, drunken Hohenlos, and truculent Verdugos have been so long enacting, that artless military drama which consists of hard knocks and wholesale massacres.
History of the United Netherlands, 1590-99 — Complete
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A few months before the Great Fire of London, in which old St. Paul's was consumed with its parvise and pillars, Dugdale wrote: "At St. Paul's each lawyer and serjeant at his pillar heard his client's cause and took notes thereof upon his knee, as they do at Guildhall at this day.
The Customs of Old England
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The concrete base of two sheds that have been removed in the back garden were being dug out yesterday afternoon as part of a painstaking search.
Times, Sunday Times
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They also dug over an area of ground which will be used to grow herbs and tomatoes for the school kitchen.
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The army did announce that it found two new tunnels this spring, both dug since the end of the war.
Times, Sunday Times
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He shook his head to dismiss the troublesome thoughts, and dug his spurs into the flanks of the horse.
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Emergent species like the strangler fig (Ficus dugandii) may reach heights of over 60 m while very abundant epiphytes such as Araceae sp and Cyclanthaceae sp. cover the lower parts of tree trunks and ferns help make up the dense understory.
Western Ecuador moist forests
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Whether or not you dug The Dismemberment Plan, you have to admit that their parting shot is a real lulu.
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Her own brother Theo despised cats, the Major complained when Sidhi dug in his flower beds, Duncan treated him with polite indifference, Felicity pronounced him unsanitary, and Meg lived in a bed-sit in Kilburn with a landlady she described as ferocious—no good prospects there.
All Shall Be Well
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In addition to natural rivers, the Chinese working people have dug many canals.
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My shoulders hunched up, my hands dug down into my pockets, each gesture made was grand as the movies.
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When will the seakale be fit to cut, and when will the crocuses come up? will the violets be sweeter than ever? and the geranium cuttings, are they thriving? we have dug, and manured, and sown, and we look forward to the reaping, and to see our garners full.
Castle Richmond
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They dug a channel about 100 metres long to take it around the north-easterly side of Cannon Hill.
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In her latest dispatch, Clare Duggan, our war correspondent, reported an increase in fighting.
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I am proud to have been in the opposite dugout that day.
The Sun
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Yesterday, as our correspondent's account made clear, an ad hoc motorised cavalry of scores of youth fighters on pick-up trucks charged at Ajdabiya, only to retreat in disarray when Gaddafi's tanks, which were dug in around the town, fired back.
Libya: Moving targets | Editorial
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The ditch around Stonehenge would have been dug using animal bones and deer antlers to loosen the underlying chalk.
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Making a face, Ethan dug into his jacket pockets, producing an astounding array of charms, talismans, herbs, and potions in corked test-tubes.
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But the Twins 'old dugout is now filled with hundreds of blue folding chairs in long stacks, and Mr. Lester, in his 24th year in charge of the dome's day-to-day operation, admitted he feels a bit lonelier in the old place these days.
Take Me In to the Ballgame
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The shrill whine and unbearable thunder of falling bombs dug in under my skin and stayed there.
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Rotten crowns should also be dug out.
Times, Sunday Times
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He dug up those areas and resurfaced them with ground cover or mulch.
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Cranes and bulldozers were brought in to clear the streets while 18 teams of rescue workers dug with pickaxes and shovels.
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Trenches are being dug, power stations sandbagged and people have started to carry gas masks around with them.
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At stake are the exclusive rights to hundreds of miles of railway across the west Australian desert used to haul nearly half a billion tonnes of ore dug up each year to ocean ports.
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I've dug the fertilizer into the soil.
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During walks in the woods, Rusty, whose blindness is caused by underdeveloped retinas, would follow Dugan, staying right at his ear.
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Alex shrugged as she dug out a small chunk and stuck it in her mouth and groaned in heartfelt appreciation.
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Dank, damp and almost unrelievedly joyless, the Starz miniseries tells a fictional tale of 12th-century politics and the skullduggery that was supposedly part of it, as knaves and heretics vie for the throne of a mucky, pig-ridden and sparsely populated England.
TV preview: 'The Pillars of the Earth'
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Then, last Saturday, Liverpool adjusted to cope with the pre-match loss of two key players, came back from conceding an early goal, and proceeded to thoroughly humiliate Manchester United at Old Trafford: "Ferguson, standing on the touchline in a coat reminiscent of Michael Foot, had the legs cut from under him and took to twitching from a seat in the dugout," whilst Wayne Rooney was reduced to an arm-whirling figure of anger and despair.
Archive 2009-03-01
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The first-term MPP for Mississauga South has been meeting with Minister of Energy and Infrastructure Brad Duguid to make sure he doesn't back away from his predecessor's pledge.
MISSISSAUGA - Home
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Part of her was carved from a patch of ocher ground, and part from the hole dug there.
EVERVILLE
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Duggan, a TV presenter and one-time journalist, made the announcement last week.
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To my horror, Tulsi Pipe Road was now shamefully dug up, its bowels exposed and the entrails left lying on one side for the world to see.
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Dugg for calling it "unaired" and not "BANNED FROM TV" ... on 05 / 07 / 2009, -0 / +1I swear it was aired though.
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All along the river bed, women have dug down and spend hours scooping up water from tiny pools.
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The men had not a dry thread on their bodies; there was not a dugout that could provide dry accommodation.
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Part of her was carved from a patch of ocher ground, and part from the hole dug there.
EVERVILLE
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Sailing for 100 miles over seven days in a small dugout canoe with two local fishermen through the changeable waters of southwest Madagascar.
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It turned out that 33,000 fans thought he was the Cubs' first batgirl, but - with the exception of one cruel future Cy Young winner - all the players told him stories in the dugout about when they had had long hair.
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British officers pencilled out amusing menus featuring horseflesh and one Major Stewart's ‘devoted batman was killed while bringing his mule-steak lunch to his dug-out’.
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Being a son of the wilderness, Owen Dugdale had probably never heard of the kindred terrors that used to lie in wait for the bold mariners of ancient Greece -- the rock and the whirlpool known as Scylla and
Canoe Mates in Canada Three Boys Afloat on the Saskatchewan
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But despite his foot coming out of one of his irons, Batchelor kept his cool and his mount dug deep to claim the victory with Lacdoudal.
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She sat still for a few seconds as Gabby dug a sharply edged eyeliner pencil into her top eyelid.
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Taile dug his fingers into Cali's ribs, causing him to squiggle around, laughing, his eyes opening.
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He also has a fondness for baseball caps, and presides over the recording studio much like a sports coach might encourage his team from a dug-out, cajoling, wisecracking and offering suggestions.
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They dug up thousands of plates, brooches, hairpins and pendants, carefully placed for the afterlife with the bodies of wealthy rulers entombed in royal burial chambers.
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Workers dug beneath the ruins of the building in a desperate bid to reach any survivors trapped inside.
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Natterjack toads have recently been established in a shallow pool dug on the heath.
A Guide to Britain's Conservation Heritage
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Other voices in the dugout expressed disapproval.
Times, Sunday Times
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The queues for the bus would have filled dozens of double-deckers before I even got near to one, so I dug out the free map I'd picked up from the tube staff last week and headed out west.
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Pickerelweed can be cut and the rhizomes can be dug up but physical control is difficult because it can re-establish from seeds and remaining rhizomes.
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He says about 15,000 soldiers are dug in, ready to defend the city.
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Watching him go, I dug my elbow into Chase, pushing him away from me.
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It looked as if it had been dug and then lined with bricks of clay.
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It should be possible to offer some sops to agencies which are diligent in repairing the roads dug up by them.
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Borderers, buccaneers, robber, and humorsome people, like Dugald Dalgetty and Bailie Nicol Jarvie and Macwheeble, whom he said he preferred to any person in “Waverley,” were the characters he delighted in.
Waverley
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Nonetheless, his downfall was caused by his skullduggery in the context of the defeat in Vietnam.
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Then he had to watch again from the visitors' dugout as the home team came back and won.
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The pegs dug into the tarmac and the back end gently bounced.
The Sun
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Of all the cetacea, that which approaches the nearest in form to man is undoubtedly the dugong, which, when its head and breast are raised above the water, and its pectoral fins, resembling hands, are visible, might easily be taken by superstitious seamen for a semi-human being.
The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction Volume 14, No. 406, December 26, 1829
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Maidens with water-jars on their heads which might have been dug up at Pompeii; priests with broad hats and huge cloaks; sailors with blue shirts and red girdles; urchins who almost instinctively cry for a "soldo" and break into the Tarantella if you look at them; quiet, grave, farmer-peasants with the Phrygian cap; coral-fishers fresh from the African coast with tales of storm and tempest and the Madonna's help -- make up group after group of Caprese life as one looks idly on, a life not specially truthful perhaps or moral or high-minded, but sunny and pleasant and pretty enough, and harmonizing in its own genial way with the sunshine and beauty around.
Stray Studies from England and Italy
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I saw signs of newly dug graves, and then I imagined to myself, "O God, he has been buried, and I shall never again behold him!
The Autobiography of Liuetenant-General Sir Harry Smith, Baronet of Aliwal on the Sutlej, G. C. B.
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The party who dug the parson out after a snow-storm, verily got their reward, a sort of prelibation of the visionary sweets of that land, flowing not, according to the Jewish notion, with milk and honey, but according to the revised version of Yankeedom, with milk and rum.
William Lloyd Garrison
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There, too, ranged species beyond species, are the extinct elephants; and there the ponderous skull of the dinotherium, with the bent tusks in its lower jaw, that give to it the appearance of a great pickaxe, and that must have dug deeply of old amid the liliaceous roots and bulbs of the Tertiary lakes and rivers.
The Testimony of the Rocks or, Geology in Its Bearings on the Two Theologies, Natural and Revealed
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In between, one could pluck out a few good ideas: the lovers singing over a freshly dug grave; the ever-present reminder of Morold's coffin; the flash-forward of decades in Act III.
Berlin Boos an Inert and Ugly 'Tristan'
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The rope dug into her flesh, her stomach, causing her to become further aware of how famished she was.
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The trip north passed bombed antiaircraft guns, empty foxholes and berms dug for tanks that had been abandoned by armed forces.
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As the network learned, it began to generate ‘digged’ for ‘dug,’ regular past tenses of irregular verbs.
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And what am I but a poor, wasted, wan-thriven tree, dug up by the roots, and flung out to waste in the highway, that man and beast may tread it under foot?
The Heart of Mid-Lothian
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Starting pitcher Andy Pettitte watched Hughes work from the dugout in the seventh inning and said the way Hughes' fastball was rising, it looked a little bit like Mariano Rivera's devastating cutter.
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The record comes into focus with ‘Nobody's Playing ’, an introduction that clearly defines a piano-scored slip into Americana, falling through memories real or imagined, recorded on stuttering kinetoscope and dug up a century later.
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Down by the pool, sown among the large white rocks that were dug out of the hillside to accommodate it, are white valerians, more grasses, lavenders and sages.
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They trooped to the stalls put up by Annapoorna and Elite hotels and happily dug into fish biriyani, fish fried rice, fish with chapatti and just good ol’ fish.
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Let us suppose that a mine has been already opened; that a "lode" -- that is, a vein of quartz with metal in it -- has been discovered cropping out of the earth, and that it has been dug down upon from above, and dug in upon from the sea-cliffs.
Deep Down, a Tale of the Cornish Mines
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He was so frustrated in extra time that he took to booting a plastic cup from the dugout.
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The half-time hooter came at the right time for the Rhinos, but the sight of their Great Britain centre Keith Senior limping into the dug-out instead of back on to the pitch added to a sense of apprehension.
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A Some growers dip rose stems in paraffin wax to stop them drying out after being dug up for dispatch.
The Sun
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European and English amateur champion Duggleby enjoyed an outstanding singles victory over Solheim Cup captain Dale Reid by four and three, and Reid suffered again in the foursomes, losing by a two-hole margin.
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She easily rotates her body, turning so she isn't vertical anymore, but horizontal, facing me and on all fours, her claws dug into the wood and drawing sap.
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Garrido and his wife Nancy, who kept Dugard and her children in a makeshift hut in their backyard, face charges of kidnapping, false imprisonment and rape.
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They'd dug a shallow pit and left the bodies in it.
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Unzipping the bag, she dug through the contents until she found what she was searching for.
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As they dug in their shallow pit, the signs were discouraging.
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M. Cuvier suspects that I may have mistaken for it the animal called by naturalists the dugong, and vulgarly the sea-cow, which will be hereafter mentioned; and it would indeed be a grievous error to mistake for a beast with four legs, a fish with two pectoral fins serving the purposes of feet; but, independently of the authority I have stated, the kuda ayer, or river-horse, is familiarly known to the natives, as is also the duyong (from which M.layan word the dugong of naturalists has been corrupted); and I have only to add that, in a register given by the Philosophical Society of Batavia in the first
The History of Sumatra Containing An Account Of The Government, Laws, Customs And Manners Of The Native Inhabitants
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Gold-painted shovels were handed out, and on Mr. Muckle's signal all the dignitaries smiled, leaned over, and dug up a scoopful of sand.
Hoot
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The dug-outs were secure from everything but a direct hit.
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The order Sirenia is composed of manatees and dugongs, and the order Cetacea includes whales, dolphins, and porpoises.
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She dug around in her bag for a pen.
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I returned to my dorm and dug around in the footlocker my mom had gotten me.
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-- after cornhusking was all husked and the oats thrashing all thrashed and the rutabaga digging all dug, I took eight dollars and a half in my inside vest pocket and I went to the hardware store.
Rootabaga Stories
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Having been sent from the dugout twice, he has spent more time in the stands this term than many season ticket holders.
The Sun
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Activities on offer include day and night game drives, walks, mokoro (dugout canoe) rides and elephant-back safaris.
Times, Sunday Times
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The ground had to be dug over, dressed with some compost and lastly covered with the topsoil.
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This description helps to explain why both the dugong and the manatee have given rise to tales about mermaids, marine creatures with breasts and a forked tail.
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The green contours are also lay-of-the-land and the bunkers are hand-dug, some edged by tall layers of stacked sod, others by shaggy tufts of native grass.
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Fred had already dug seven metres of a mineshaft at his Grade II listed home when councillors refused him retrospective planning permission after complaints from neighbours.
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It is thought only the dugout canoe predates the coracle as a means of water travel.
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Manager Jim Tracy instead sent pinch-hitter Ryan Doumit to the plate, and as a light rain began to fall, Cox sprang from the dugout and shuffled toward the mound, his artificial knees seeming to creak with each step.
In the Time of Bobby Cox
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Den had dug a deep hole in the centre of the garden.
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Couldn't you or I lounge in a baseball dugout and decide whether the pitcher should bunt?
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And the Potters chief cast an envious eye at the opposition dugout.
The Sun
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Firemen dug with their bare hands to free Gemma Kitchiner from the storage pit on her parents' farm.
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The farmer dug several trenches to irrigate the rice fields.
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It's true that he does jolly good work when the Huns 'strafe' his wire and he has to go out and mend it, but he doesn't go forward in an attack; he sits in his dug-out and telephones like blazes for reinforcements while the Germans pepper his roof for him with 'whizz-bangs.'
Mud and Khaki Sketches from Flanders and France
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Witherspoon then dug in the knife a little more, calling her smooch session with Pattinson "a little bit of a downer.
Judy Kurtz: This Week's Shining and Falling Stars: Lady Gaga and Reese Witherspoon
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Cases were dumped on the ground and unpacked as people dug for nightclothes and changes of underwear.
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Young racer Thomas Duggan has finished the year as a champion after bouncing back from being badly injured in a crash eight months ago.
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She then dug around in it until she found a medical box and brought out a needle with a plunger, filling it with anesthetic.
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The green contours are also lay-of-the-land and the bunkers are hand-dug, some edged by tall layers of stacked sod, others by shaggy tufts of native grass.
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It actually hadn't even been properly accessioned to the collection - there was just a note that these were said to have been found dug up near Darwin cathedral.
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Mustafa Kemal understood history's lesson in that regard: He sealed the borders, dug a kind of psychological trench between his country and its neighbors and tried to mute minority identities.
The Turkey-Iran Nuke Deal
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She dug her fingernails into his wrists in an attempt to free herself from his grip.
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It was the smell, the smell of his own dug-out, a vile odour of putrefaction, of rotting bodies, of blood, of stale human sweat.
DREAMS OF INNOCENCE
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At one point, a huge puffer vied for attention with an even bigger hogfish, while an eagle ray dug into the sand beneath an overhang of soft corals.
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However, despite playing rather poorly, they dug in and achieved an unlikely victory.
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Another one of the baby scorpions had dug a kind of foxhole on the far side of the tank from the main cave, and was popping out at irregular but lengthy intervals.
Jonas Hellborg & friends (& Jaafar) @Templeball round (3)2, and yappy dog
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Then he dug in his purse for the lipa and returned it to the Archmage.
The Silent Tower
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Generally the baddies followed you through the tunnels that you dug, but sometimes they'd just osmose through the dirt straight at you, causing much panic.
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The base is weighted down with rocks somebody dug out of a yard.
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Needless to say, we gave the dugite a wide berth.
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Great swaths of land are dug up all over the world to build new tracks, and noise pollution is horrendous for miles around.
Times, Sunday Times
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Blacks harpoon dugong as they do turtle, but the sport demands greater patience and dexterity, for the dugong is a wary animal and shy, to be approached only with the exercise of artful caution.
The Confessions of a Beachcomber
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He dug into his coat pocket for his keys.
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With jockey Yutaka Take in the irons, To the Victory dug in gamely and narrowly outran Rosebud to the wire.
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Tim, last night there was a quick close-up of a player in the dugout packing a lipper.
Help me understand baseball uniforms.
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This favored stop in Homestead is one man's kitschy do-it-yourself testament to lost love: Latvian immigrant Ed Leedskalnin dug up over 2.2 million tons of coral rock to build this mock castle.
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We sat beneath the willows, and Cadmar dug for red worms with a little spade he took from his basket, and then both he and Gyric baited the hooks, and tied the thread lines to willow wands which Cadmar cut fresh.
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They also built European-style luggers and skiffs, and the pirogue, based on Indian dugout canoes.
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Mr. Sanderson dug some change out of his pocket and found a pay phone.
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The fisherman found a rare dugong in the water.
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There was a coal seam on his property, a V-shaped trench behind the old homesite where the farm family had dug out chunks for home use.
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And the location of where he dug it up is on every twenty-fifth-century map.
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A mine dug through the solid rock below the castle was intercepted by a countermine, bringing the mining to an end.
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When he was substituted, the TV cameras even witnessed him kicking out at the dug-out in frustration.
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Two minutes later, she dug into the back of her closet and pulled out a large backpack.
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Lajoie said that Italo Medugno was "unshaken" in cross-examination and his account was backed by two other former students at Pleasant Park Public School.
Ottawa Sun
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It is then cut down, left to wilt and dug into the ground, returning the nutrients to the soil.
Times, Sunday Times
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The courtesy of Major Dugas, and the civil bearing of the men, told upon the people, but nevertheless they did not abate one jot of what they called their loyalty to Donald.
The Hunted Outlaw or, Donald Morrison, the Canadian Rob Roy
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As soon as the food arrived he dug in hungrily.
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The dugout doglegs radically right, then left, then right again.
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Days pass in adventure, paddling in dugout canoes or hiking through the rainforest with a guide from the village who points out leaves used to poison fish, or to make a maiden love you, and roots to enlarge your manhood.
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Before the wells were dug, surveys and seismic testing had to be undertaken using sonar equipment, to find the best site for digging.
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But the Twins 'old dugout is now filled with hundreds of blue folding chairs in long stacks, and Mr. Lester, in his 24th year in charge of the dome's day-to-day operation, admitted he feels a bit lonelier in the old place these days.
Take Me In to the Ballgame
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The one and only reason McCain dug her out of a snowbank.
Think Progress » Chris Wallace on whether Palin will sit on his lap during their interview: ‘One can only hope.’
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It was found in the remains of a 66 million - year - old creature dug up in South Dakota.
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His ego was dented so much he swapped seats to the dugout.
The Sun
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The fastenings dug into her wrists as she tried to kick him.
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Sections of the churchyard and a whole path were dug up and stones taken in the last two years in six separate raids.
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Next morning the Babe dug up an old suit of 1914 "civies" and put them on.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, October 24, 1917
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They dug up their New Jersey garden and moved it lock, stock, and barrel back home.
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Under the opulent chandelier of the Continental Hotel, well-heeled characters try to simulate bourgeois normality in a world of chaotic street battles and high-level skulduggery.
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We dug it over and prepared it by mixing in some planting compost.
Winter Garden Glory
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Other voices in the dugout expressed disapproval.
Times, Sunday Times
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Given this 30-point shellacking and their 0-2 deficit, the Hornets may have dug a hole too deep to climb out of…
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She dug into the pockets of her dirty tan coat and withdrew a ten-dollar bill.
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They dug in garbage piles, looking for anything at all, banana skins, orange peels, discarded greens.
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Fingers like prongs of steel dug into his throat.
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While I read "at once" to mean "all at the same time" you obviously read it as "immediately." so while your follow up made little sense to me since it was redundant in the manner in which I read the thread starter's comment, it was quite sensible in the manner in which you read it. therefore, I dug you back up. brool story co.
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