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Meanings of digging there in English
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Usage of digging there in English
1
If you like, I will ask those people who are digging there!'
2
There were signs that somebody had been digging there fairly recently.
3
Simon and Aldric began digging there, searching for the Lost Book of Saint George.
4
They won't hender us from digging there in the daytime.
5
Do, you know that they must have been digging there for days, perhaps weeks?
6
The famous garden was dismantled now and Job Legg spent some daily hours in digging there.
7
So, though we can do little without the map, we might make a start by digging there.
8
The draccus had been digging there.
9
On half of the island, because of the digging there, is like a limestone labyrinth with holes everywhere.
10
The natives observe the spots which dry soonest, and commence digging there, in firm belief that gold lies beneath.
11
As they flashed their electric bull's-eyes about the place, they could see readily that we had already been digging there.
12
Scholar Duckworth had an idea that Lobon was a data source on the problem even before we did our digging there.
13
Mr. Hobhouse obtained permission to do a little digging there if he desired it, and parted with the family on the best of terms.
14
The ground above the grave was freshly churned, as if someone had been digging there recently and had tossed the soil back in haphazardly.
15
I've diggings there, don't you know?
16
There are new diggings there.
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