Sentence examples for be excavated from from inspiring English sources
Even meaty, tender turkey necks could be excavated from my butcher's deep freezer when I asked.
Proof of our misdeeds would soon be excavated from files in our confiscated laptops.
Asphaltite will be excavated from the underground mine by continuous miners.
Yet little was known of their maritime technology until the late 19th century, when a number of well-preserved vessels began to be excavated from burial mounds.
The duck suffers from a too-gloopy brown sauce, and the tomatoes in the tomato schnitzel need to be excavated from the fried mass.
A handful of abstruse law review articles; memos as a White House aide (to be excavated from the Clinton library); welcomes to new students as dean of Harvard Law School; briefs for the government as solicitor general.
These seals and vessels were excavated from Peribsen's tomb and at an excavation site in Elephantine.
Soft infected dentine was excavated from the cavity walls and floor with spoon excavators.
Catharsis isn't a wound being excavated from childhood".
Various earthenwares with patterns quite different from those of Silla have been excavated from the region.
Primitive tools have been excavated from Kalambo Gorge and dated by radiocarbon from 300,000 bc.
