Examples of using Were digging in English and their translations into Danish
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They were digging here.
I thought you were digging.
They were digging here.
So, this is what you were digging up?
We were digging at a site.
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Those chicks were digging us!
They were digging inside a glacier.
I saw what you were digging up.
They were digging for dirt.
The first indication was when we were digging.
Yes, and they were digging for something.
We knew they were the same soldiers who killed the people we were digging up.
The Nazis were digging in the wrong place.
Now, city services found this when they were digging for a utility line.
You were digging a hole on someone else's property.
In the 1920s, British archaeologists were digging in the Upper Tigris Valley of Mesopotamia.
We were digging and they got to the foundation.
I know you two were digging on each other.
We were digging into his relationship with the fiancé and he burst into tears.
I know you two were digging on each other.
In the Upper Tigris Valley of Mesopotamia. In the 1920s,British archaeologists were digging.
They were digging in the dirt, looking for this stuff.
Something did come up from one of the stringers down in Miami when they were digging around about Epperson. Listen.
They were digging near here, and they found some very pretty vases.
And then my contractor just lies down in front of the bulldozer.- What? One minute, we were digging a foundation.
In Mexico. They were digging in the dirt, looking for this stuff.
Everything went on peaceably during the three next days,whilst the gardens were digging and wigwams building.
When they were digging around about Epperson. Listen, something did come up from one of the stringers down in Miami.
In the fields on either side women andold men were digging trenches and stringing barbed wire entanglements.
I knew exactly how each finger was going onto each hold,where the little ripples on the rock were digging into my shoes.