Sentence examples for be dug out from inspiring English sources
Families had to be dug out of storm shelters.
New Yorkers were ready to be dug out, but the city wasn't ready to dig.
Ores have to be dug out of the ground and the metals extracted.
The biggest weeds probably will have to be dug out nonetheless.
It had long been buried, but it could be dug out and rebuilt.
If there is a sump or pit there, maybe it has to be dug out and enlarged.
They, perhaps, will not be the last to be dug out of the ruins of these Gaza villages.
About 0.29 million m3 of soil will be dug-out from the reservoir to fill the east side region, and contour ditches are constructed to help transport water to the reservoir; Stage 6: Around the western edge of the final subsidence-influenced area, land will be regraded for farmland.
The petitions for foreclosure that precede a short sale often have to be dug out of courthouse record rooms.
These are found in sedimentary rocks and must be dug out and crushed in giant opencast mines.
