Examples of 'should have dug' in a sentence
Meaning of "should have dug"
should have dug - This phrase is used to express regret about not investigating or searching thoroughly enough in the past. It implies that more effort should have been put into exploring a particular situation or topic before. Example: I should have dug deeper into the company's financials before investing
How to use "should have dug" in a sentence
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should have dug
You should have dug the corner.
Maybe your sheriff should have dug deeper.
We should have dug deeper than a grave.
I guess the killer should have dug a deeper hole.
We should have dug into their past.
I do not think anyone believes that the Chilean president should have dug them out personally.
Should have dug a whole lot closer.
There is only one problem . You should have dug deeper into the fine print.
I should have dug a little further.
With my experience and the opportunity to report, I should have dug deeper.
You should have dug deeper.
Well, that 's what the physical evidence was telling us . We should have dug deeper.
You should have dug around that woman.
I didn't quit school because I was pregnant.' I should have dug deeper.
Misa should have dug up the notebook by now.
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Apologies to Steve and Dan - honest mistake, I should have dug a little deeper.
We should have dug deeper.
This thing is, like, a nightmare. Guess we should have dug down further, huh?
I should have dug deeper.
Guess we should have dug down further, huh?
Should have dug the boxes of seeds deeper at home.
Kiss me. Should have dug the boxes of seeds deeper at home.
I should have dug it up myself when I was here last year.
I should have dug it up first.
You should have dug deeper into the fine print.
You should have dug it right in the first place!
You should have dug a hole and crawled into it, Nathaniel.
We should have dug deeper . You can not just ignore the human element, Grissom.
We should have dug deeper . - me too.
You should have dug the corner . Shut up!
We should have dug deeper. You can't just ignore the human element, Grissom. I agree, Nick.
