Sentence examples for I excavated from inspiring English sources

Recently, as I was pulling together my first story collection, I excavated my old story.

While everything was bubbling away, I excavated the freezer for bacon.

At one point, I excavated a massive posthole, 3 feet wide by 4 feet deep.

I excavated old exchanges with my father, a prolific texter who favored tween-speak shorthand, which he picked up from his grandchildren.

I excavated the pill from my change pocket and offered it to her on the palm of my hand — it was tiny in its cutout piece of packaging.

I excavated events from years ago: I thought I remembered how he'd flirted on various occasions, abandoned me for more interesting company.

"I excavate with the Bible in one hand," she said during a recent tour of the site, fenced off and mostly covered in preparation for the rainy season.

Most of the architecture I excavate is reduced to the footprint of a building: my job is to trace where the walls, doors, passageways and permanent internal fittings are (like benches).

As I excavate for bigger universal truths, I've written about my husband's sobriety, my sexuality, my grandmother's drowning, punching my father in a heated rage, losing a friend I envied, and the ways in which my mother protected me and couldn't protect me when I was growing up.

Sizable openings for the exit of the olfactory nerves (I) excavate the orbitosphenoid anteriorly.

"If there was an old mission located next door to an ancient archaeological site I was excavating, I just ignored it as inconsequential". A new perception began to take hold a year later, when he was invited by the Mexican government to excavate a 16th century convent in Puebla.