Examples of 'me to dig' in a sentence
Meaning of "me to dig"
The phrase 'me to dig' is an informal and colloquial way of expressing willingness or readiness to investigate or explore something further. It implies a personal eagerness or curiosity to delve deeper into a topic, issue, or subject. This phrase is often used in casual conversations to convey enthusiasm or interest in gaining more information, understanding, or insights about a particular matter
How to use "me to dig" in a sentence
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He just wants me to dig him out of a jam.
This room is getting a little too dark for me to dig.
Now you force me to dig two graves.
All great things in my life has required me to dig deep.
You just want me to dig this hole.
There is a land mine inside him and you are asking me to dig it up.
You want me to dig through that building.
First morning they told me to dig a grave.
She told me to dig into the real story.
There is no reason for me to dig around it.
You ask me to dig into some pretty emotional.
Friends had not convinced me to dig a little deeper.
You want me to dig up dirt on your own parents.
There has to be something in order for me to dig up something.
She hired me to dig the tunnel.
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We walked further out onto the property before he ordered me to dig a hole.
So they hired me to dig out some info.
I thought I would see if you have anything for me to dig into.
My spade enabled me to dig a hole to cook the chicken.
Lou can not deny that Ted told me to dig it up.
They drive me to dig deeper into the temple.
I think you two will have to help me to dig another grave.
It allowed me to dig deep and find the truth.
Jennifer told me to dig.
He wants me to dig something up on you.
Someone wants me to dig.
He asked me to dig up the number.
So this book was a good opportunity for me to dig into it further.
You told me to dig up everything.
It turned out that my unsettling questions led me to dig deeper for solid truth.
She pushed me to dig deeper even when it was too painful.
You always told me to dig deeper.
You want me to dig down all the way up to this square.
Barao hired me to dig up.
Mom asked me to dig a hole so the fridge could stand upright in the cellar.
Teacher wants me to dig deeper.
She asked me to dig up all the cases that Keyes was working on.
Helping me to dig.
Expect me to dig a hole in front of his door too?
It prompted me to dig.
You wanted me to dig up everything on Helios.
He gave me a shovel, he forced me to dig my own grave.
You do not want me to dig because there is more down there.
You put up a good fight, forced me to dig deep.
They made me to dig trenches.
It 's like there is a land mine inside him and you are asking me to dig it up.
You are telling me to dig up your corpse.
I shall bury you in a shallow grave, which will allow me to dig you up often.
It was really hard for me to dig through my early drawings.
Della Pugh, the girl whose file yöu asked me to dig up.
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Dig or fill in a strip of shoreline or river bed
Unless you dig this much more
Dig the pole on that tree there
