Sentence examples for digging up material from inspiring English sources

GD It is now exactly 10 years since I decided to go to Princeton and start digging up material, and (thanks to Charles Simonyi) was invited to spend a year at IAS.

By February 2001, the Pataki campaign had researchers tracking every move of both Democrats in the race, Andrew M. Cuomo and H. Carl McCall, as well as digging up material for attacks.

Indeed, they've undermined it, digging up material that is almost entirely old news and arguing that the media didn't cover it properly.

Once the $22 million contract was terminated in May, Mr. Clarridge focused some of his network's resources on digging up material about President Karzai and his family, even hatching schemes in an effort to prove his suspicions that Mr. Karzai was a heroin user.

In one conversation seen in undercover footage, when asked about digging up material on political opponents Mr Nix suggested that the company could "send some girls around to the candidate's house", adding that Ukrainian women "are very beautiful, I find that works very well".

Anthony Shaffer, a retired lieutenant colonel, knew firsthand, too; he told me about an intricate conspiracy of retired intelligence workers, unhappy about Clinton's handling of her State Department e-mails, who formed a "task organization" to dig up material.

In an op-ed for The New York Times, Amr al-Azm, Salam al-Kuntar and Brian Daniels wrote that the militants are mainly profiting from the trade by allowing locals to dig up materials at excavation sites and collect taxes on the profits.

The cleanup team at Redstone is scheduled to start work in the trenches next year, but it won't actually start digging up the material until about 2019.

Essentially Arts & Letters Daily and Cybereditions are like intelligent search engines, digging up the best material from dozens of places -- hard-to-find articles in the first case and out-of-print books in the latter -- and making them available electronically.

He describes his work as digging up the "dark material that lies within all of us in order to reach a condition of clarity and light".

My memories of childhood relate to stuff – smell, material and texture: digging up the garden to make heavy, grogged clay; melting wax crayons to make 3D shapes; building matchstick houses; casting plaster in Disney latex moulds; and cutting out.