Sentence examples for dredged a from inspiring English sources
I haven't yet dredged a suitable prize from the past.
But its carbs, its oil, you've dredged a handful in Tommy K. Don't tell me that doesn't taste sublime.
Vanderbilt had initially wanted to build a canal, and had dredged a shortcut from the Atlantic Coast to the San Juan River.
The E.P.A. has already successfully dredged a major Superfund site on the Hudson near West Point with no apparent ill effects.
THIS is a story about a small boy (me) who dredged a mysterious treasure from the Bronx River some years ago, and, as he gradually discovered what it was and how it came there, heard the river speak.
He planted thousands of trees around the property to frame or to compose views, designed miles of carriage trail routes and dredged a cranberry bog to create a 10-acre reflecting lake.
An example of this would be dredging a harbour.
He is dredging a cavity with a Fudgsicle stick.
Not at all pork, said Mr. Scott, pronouncing the dredging a matter of the national interest.
The regional government then sunk some $3 billion into new infrastructure, including building a new marina and dredging a channel.
Then when she finally managed to dredge a nuckel out of her bag, she didn't know where to put it.
