1.   I dig my heels into the sandy soil of the path.

2.   At the cemetery, nobody ever bothered carving steps into the hillside, and so mourners tread carefully down, digging their heels sideways into the dirt and stone.

3.   But Loewen is digging his heels into the moist earth under the pine, apple and plum trees shading his headquarters.

4.   But when important principles are at stake, presidents are supposed to lead, even if leadership requires digging heels into shifting terrain.

5.   I dig my heels on the other side.

6.   So, he climbed aboard the wooden chair and dug his heels into the footrests while Bologna put the paper down and picked up his brushes.

7.   That piece was like digging your heels in the dirt to take a big shovelful of dirt and throw it over your shoulder.

8.   The people want Clinton and Congress to dig their heels into cement and defy each other into governmental paralysis.

9.   We dig our heels in, Sarah.

10.   Feet planted firmly on the wet, brown-green ground, I dug my heels into the earth and wrenched my hand from the powerful grip.