Sentence examples for digging off from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, archaeologists are digging off in a cornfield somewhere," Jenkins said.

In Summer 2017, archeologists digging off the coast of Guernsey (one of the Channel Islands, off the coast of France) made a rather shocking discovery while excavating the site of a possible religious retreat on the island: a porpoise, buried on purpose.

We dive down a metre and a half and dig off the pale, coiled whelks that stick to the shoreline.

According to standard the coating are placed at 4B, which means that the dug off coating by the cross cut is less than 5% laced.

The displays at the museum on site, which was completely renovated in 2015 and is run by Heritage Malta, reveal how the burials were made: after the chamber was dug off of a vertical shaft, the shrouded body would be lowered down and placed in a rock-cut niche.

David Garber is digging on, and off, Twitter.

The external assistance required for community preparedness for future drought/famine included supply of agricultural inputs at subsidized rates, establishment of cereal banks and input shops, digging of wells for off-season farming, supply of feed supplements and veterinary drugs, better access to credit, and training in income-generating activities.

Starting in 1902 on West 67th Street off Central Park West, a group of artists and visionary investors began building tall apartment houses where the owners lived rent-free (often in custom-made digs) off the rents from other apartments in the building leased to outsiders.

I thought I'd squelched her for good that first go-around, but after a day or two she was on the make again — not openly but in a sneaky, underhanded fashion I didn't dig right off.

There is a long history of adoption of African American slang (cool, dig, rip off) in mainstream US culture, so these findings agree with what we might expect.

There is a lot of digging and dusting off.