Sentence examples for be excavated with from inspiring English sources

She has been named Ardi, she is more than a million years older than Lucy, and, according to the Washington Post, her skeleton was put together from fossils so fragile they had to be excavated with dental picks and porcupine quills.

The set was built 4 feet above the ground so that it could be excavated with a jackhammer on film.

"We have observed that TransCanada had marked some of the areas to be excavated with stakes marked with the word 'anomalies,' coupled with the companion stakes marked 'dent' and 'welds' or other descriptive markers in the ground where the potential problems have been detected," the report said.

Some, however, were excavated with considerable architectural pretensions.

Although Mr. Heaney quotes Bingham in saying that Machu Picchu was excavated with "forced labor," there is ample documentation that workers were paid generously.

He remained for more than a year, drawing the antique sculptures and monuments being excavated with stunning regularity — the Laocoön had surfaced two years before.

The Philips International Holding Corporation and the Gotham Organization, both also based in Manhattan, are joining Rhodes on the $220 million project, which is now being excavated, with completion set for the fall of 2009.

There are about eight of those sites in the Chesapeake region; only two were excavated with any care, both by amateur archaeologists.

When Hume began visiting Mauritius, in 1999, no new dodo bones had been found for almost a hundred years, and none had ever been excavated with scientific regard for position and context.

He has never been interviewed; there are only three photographs in existence, all dating from his teens and early 20s; the most basic biographical facts are still a matter of dispute and those that pass muster have been excavated with difficulty.

The plane was excavated with steam hoses, dismantled and lifted to the surface.