Sentence examples for conduct digs from inspiring English sources

This situation is analogous to giving coal and oil companies the power to approve or disapprove funding for climate research, or requiring paleontologists to apply to a federal agency made up of anti-evolution fundamentalists for permission to conduct digs.

To sort lore from fact, Professor Kraft scoured archives for manuscripts from the Dutch colonists and conducted digs throughout the area, beginning as a boy, his family said.

Under this option, the Palestinians would be forbidden to conduct archaeological digs there and would acknowledge the "Jewish connection" to the site, he said.

"This is really an amazing opportunity to conduct a dig at a place that still exists," he said.

FOR the last 12 years, Gerald Sawyer of Stratford has been conducting archeological digs relating to African slavery throughout New England and New York.

The center has also been conducting archaeological digs to uncover the original farm buildings from John Jay's time, said Anne Stillman, the group's executive director.

Dr. Veit credits Andrew J. Cosentino, curator of collections at the Divine Word Missionaries, with buttonholing him at a 2004 conference and asking whether he would he like to conduct a dig at the estate of Napoleon's brother.

NEW YORK JOURNAL about construction in New York City and the necessity of conducting archeological digs at construction sites, with impatient developers held at bay by the National Historic Preservation Act... Writer interviews archeologist Diana Wall along with her colleague the anthropologist Anne-Marie Cantwell..

By Adam Gopnik The New Yorker, February 4 , 2002P. 38 NEW YORK JOURNAL about construction in New York City and the necessity of conducting archeological digs at construction sites, with impatient developers held at bay by the National Historic Preservation Act... Writer interviews archeologist Diana Wall along with her colleague the anthropologist Anne-Marie Cantwell...

But, more than that, I… NEW YORK JOURNAL about the writer's family and his travails while composing a Purimspiel... Writer was asked by the Jewish Museum last February to be… NEW YORK JOURNAL about construction in New York City and the necessity of conducting archeological digs at construction sites, with impatient developers held at bay….

The only way to be certain that gold was present was to conduct exploratory digging.