One had to dig deep, but the water was there.
The President's fingers dug deep into the back of her hands.
So to survive I put my head right down and dug deep.
"I do think about that, especially on long, hard runs when you are really trying to dig deep," she says.
The Bengals say yes, only after they have dug deep.
Then his other hand dug deep into the soil, and he climbed.
If you dig deep into something, it loses the fun.
And maybe, if he dug deep, Bobby understood her question even better than she did.
But when you dug deep, there was only one true love in her life.
Not during the winter, when the creatures were dug deep into the ice.
We dug deep and found a win without some of our key guys.
Companies that have held the line on costs for some time are having to dig deep to find more fat.
Carter didn't need to dig too deep to see what he was up against.
"You just have to dig a little deeper to find them."
"That made us want to dig a little deeper to keep this series going."
I had to dig a little deeper to pull it out.
What do you recommend so I can dig a little deeper?
"I had to dig deep to find out, but they're not just sitting on their thumbs," he said.
"All year long, we've had to dig deep and find a way to scratch out a victory."
Robbed of their best player, England will have to dig deep to find a way through.
Idiome