Sentence examples for dredge for from inspiring English sources

When Joel was eighteen, he worked on an oyster dredge for a local shellfish company.

But the oyster farm, which hadn't objected when the proposed law was put out for consultation, suddenly decided that it wanted to dredge for oysters there.

Back at the Wildlife Trusts, Joan Edwards is on a government panel looking into how to manage the zones, along with people from the fishing, leisure, oil and gas industries and those who dredge for rocks and minerals.

Later this spring, Stanford plans to take a boat to the Cinmar site, where he will dredge for more clues to an ice-age journey that just might have been the first voyage to America.

The manifesto made a series of recommendations, including twinning primary schools with farms to help children understand how food is produced, banning driven grouse shooting, making it illegal to dredge for scallops and stopping Scottish seal culling.

Under EU law, the British are not allowed to fish within 12 miles of the French coast, but smaller boats can dredge for scallops in the 40-mile stretch of international waters known as the Baie de Seine – while the French have access only from November to February.

Bottom-dredging operations require very sturdy gear, particularly when dredging for rock samples.

Dredging for coal and gas ports.

In 1899 a canal was dredged for oceangoing vessels.

First will come the dredging for the new ports.

Columns down the decades can be dredged for unexploded torpedoes.