Anyway, there was just a very small paragraph about the cemetery of Les Innocents, which had been cleared in the 1780s, and I remember thinking, that's interesting – one just imagining them doing it, this square in the middle of the city in which they kept the fires burning and these men having to dig, but also when it happened, in the 1780s.
A year in Germany in 1936 not only introduced him to the growing threat of Nazism (he once boasted that he could have shot Hitler from the window of his Munich digs) but also gave him the unrivalled experience of hearing Knappertsbusch conducting the Ring cycle and of Richard Strauss directing most of his operatic and symphonic oeuvre.
TomTom's Cardio line, which comes in both Runner and Multi-Sport variants, offers a lot of flexibility if you dig deep enough, but also manages to put most of its most generally useful features near enough the top of the experience that novices don't have to futz about to get started.
It's a reasonable outcome that regulators demand that companies invest not only in the technologies to dig oil up, but also in cutting edge ways to greatly reduce the risk of it going all over the place.
Mr. Lyons and his sons not only cleared the land and dug the foundation, but also provided faultlessly good advice.
During ayie (funeral rites), libation is poured specifically to Asase Yaa not only to ask her permission for digging the grave but also to ask her to accept and protect the body of the person to be buried.
The prisoners sent here beginning in the 1930's not only dug the mines, but also built the factories to enrich the ore and cast the metals, creating a sprawling industrial complex.
Because it's not just about bringing real news back to a city that so desperately needs it (one wonders if the Olympic planning would have moved so far along if anyone other than the lonely duo of Joravsky and Dumke were digging into it), but also about rethinking how we can produce, distribute, and interact with news when you start from scratch in 2009.
There was enough of it to confuse future archeologists, whose job, it suddenly occurred to me, is not only to dig up the past, but also to scrape the rubble of squatters from that of the great civilizations whose abandoned homes squatters made their own.
Philosophically, we wanted an experience that allowed users to personalize our editorially curated content to set their favorite sections, but also dig deeper.
Roudaut and Gamot's documentary coverage of conventions both in and outside France gives the series an international flavor, allowing them to showcase the art but also dig into each artist's aesthetic approaches and motivations.
