Examples of using Digging up in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Digging up dirt.
He's still running around digging up tombs.
Digging up graves.
You're better off not digging up old graves.
Digging up the past.
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Its front claws are reserved for digging up ants.
Digging up a few stiffs?
Why would you be digging up some dead guy's ass?
Digging up graves, chasing prints… if it's no good in court?
See, that's why you shouldn't digging up the past.
Like digging up old fossils?
You know, in Guatemala there, digging up Aztecs.
He keeps digging up that battle.
Because tracy clark Is interested in digging up the past.
I have digging up here for some years.
Jacob, he lit some candles and he started digging up some weird.
So, three years digging up worms in ChernobyL.
Did you see how he reacted when JD talked about digging up the grave?
Coming out here, digging up my garden, going on some wild-goose--.
Detective Esposito, you're supposed to be digging up that ATM footage.
Digging up great-grandma's not the worst motive for murder I have ever heard.
See what you have done, digging up things best left alone!
Digging Up the Past repressed, forcing the patient… to relive their memories order to address them.
Yul and sundra out now, digging up their third chest for aitu.
If digging up some creepy old bones means i get Monique back, I don't care about anything else.
I complained about the cat digging up my azaleas, so he killed the poor animal.
As much as I enjoy digging up ancient crap, I wanted to talk to you about a greater prize.
They found out the balloon was indeed Henry Gale's, but after digging up the grave, they found the real Henry Gale's driver's license.
I know he would be right here, digging up this grave with his fingernails, lifting Nate out from the earth, giving him mouth-to-mouth.
And in the late 1990s, paleontologists started digging up some compelling support for that idea: dinosaurs with bits of feathers still preserved on their bodies.