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dig

[dig] / dɪg /








Example Sentences

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A collapse in the value of the initial debtor-in-possession loan has spooked lenders, which now question if First Brands is too far gone, and if the chapter 11 is only digging a deeper hole.

From The Wall Street Journal

He squeezed the edge of the bed, digging his fingers into the mattress, as if that might anchor him.

From Literature

Sometimes, when people feel pressured to make decisions, it only causes them to dig in further.

From MarketWatch

His weekly column in the Journal’s Climate & Energy newsletter digs into efforts to curb climate change and the risks it poses to businesses and investors.

From The Wall Street Journal

Workers initially excavated the tar pits by capturing massive chunks of earth as if they were digging up a large tree, root ball and all.

From The Wall Street Journal