100 Examples of sentences containing the noun "dig"

Definition

"Dig" as a common noun can refer to the act of excavating or breaking up earth or other materials. It may also denote a hole or hollow created by digging. In informal contexts, it can refer to a criticism or a playful jab at someone or something.

Synonyms

• Excavation
• Burrowing
• Shoveling
• Mining
• Trench
• Hole
• Scoop
• Scoop-out

Antonyms

• Fill
• Cover
• Bury
• Pack

Examples

1. I need to dig a hole for the new tree.
2. The kids decided to dig in the sand at the beach.
3. We should dig deeper to find the buried treasure.
4. He will dig up the garden to plant vegetables.
5. They want to dig a trench for the irrigation system.
6. The archaeologists will dig at the site for several months.
7. She asked her dog to dig up the bone he buried last week.
8. After the storm, we had to dig out of the snow.
9. He began to dig in his pockets for some change.
10. The workers will dig the foundation for the new building.
11. The children love to dig in the dirt for worms.
12. If you dig through the pile, you might find your lost keys.
13. They plan to dig a new well for fresh water.
14. I have to dig through my notes for that reference.
15. She will dig into the research for her thesis.
16. The miner had to dig through hard rock to find gold.
17. The dog was excited to dig in the garden.
18. He asked if he could dig around in her bag.
19. They will dig into the history of the town during their visit.
20. Let's dig up some old memories from our childhood.
21. The construction team will dig this area tomorrow.
22. She decided to dig into her savings for a vacation.
23. He loves to dig in the backyard for interesting stones.
24. They need to dig out the roots before planting new flowers.
25. Be careful not to dig too deep; we don’t want to hit the pipes.
26. They plan to dig a pit for the bonfire.
27. The kids were told to dig in the sandbox for toys.
28. The gardener will dig up the weeds this weekend.
29. He had to dig through layers of clothes to find his shirt.
30. They want to dig a hole for the new mailbox.
31. I need to dig out the car from under the snow.
32. She will dig into the details of the project.
33. The team decided to dig for more evidence.
34. It was a long dig before they found the artifact.
35. He made a dig at her cooking skills during dinner.
36. The excavation team will dig at the site until they find something.
37. I asked him to dig a bit to the left.
38. They will dig up the old pavement for repairs.
39. She likes to dig in her garden every Saturday.
40. The archaeologists had to dig carefully to avoid damage.
41. They will dig a small pool in the backyard.
42. If you dig long enough, you might find the buried treasure.
43. She had to dig out the information for her report.
44. The excavation will dig down several feet to reach the bedrock.
45. He decided to dig around in the attic for old toys.
46. The children took turns to dig in the sandbox.
47. I need to dig through this pile of papers for my tax documents.
48. They plan to dig a path through the woods for hiking.
49. He had to dig deep to find the truth.
50. Let’s dig into the topic more thoroughly.
51. She will dig through the closet for her winter clothes.
52. The workers will dig out the old pipes next week.
53. He had to dig a small hole to plant the seed.
54. The kids love to dig in the mud after it rains.
55. She will dig into her family history for her genealogy project.
56. The dog loves to dig in the yard for buried toys.
57. They decided to dig a fire pit for camping.
58. He asked if he could dig a little deeper into the matter.
59. The team will dig until they find the missing person.
60. I need to dig out my old photographs for a scrapbook.
61. Let’s dig into the latest news and trends.
62. She decided to dig out the old car from the garage.
63. He will dig a trench for the new fence posts.
64. The gardener will dig up the old plants in the spring.
65. They want to dig a small reservoir for rainwater.
66. I had to dig around in my mind for that memory.
67. The kids were told to dig for seashells on the beach.
68. He wants to dig a hole for the new tree he's planting.
69. They will dig through the rubble to search for survivors.
70. She will dig into her budget to see where she can save money.
71. The dog loves to dig in the garden when he’s bored.
72. He decided to dig a moat around his sandcastle.
73. They will dig a hole for the new fountain.
74. She had to dig through the dirt to find the lost ring.
75. The workers will dig up the old pavement to lay new asphalt.
76. The archaeologist had to dig very carefully to preserve the findings.
77. Let’s dig deeper into this issue before making a decision.
78. He had to dig a small hole to bury his pet.
79. The team is excited to dig into their new project.
80. She loves to dig in the soil to plant flowers.
81. They will dig a pit for the new compost bin.
82. He had to dig through his memories to remember the event.
83. The kids were told to dig for buried treasure in the yard.
84. She decided to dig into the archives for more information.
85. They want to dig a water feature in the backyard.
86. I need to dig out my old laptop for some files.
87. The gardener will dig up the bulbs in the fall.
88. He will dig a hole for the new mailbox post.
89. She had to dig through her purse to find her phone.
90. The dog likes to dig in the corner of the yard.
91. They will dig a trench to lay down the pipes.
92. She loves to dig into new hobbies every few months.
93. He will dig a hole to plant the new shrub.
94. They need to dig out the old tree stump in the garden.
95. I had to dig through my email for that attachment.
96. The children were excited to dig in the snow for lost toys.
97. He will dig around the area to find the best spot.
98. She needs to dig deeper into her research to find answers.
99. They will dig a hole for the barbecue grill.
100. Let’s dig into this issue and find a solution together.