Sentence examples for dredging away from inspiring English sources

That cut, coupled with dredging away a finger of land inside the harbor, would provide the new entrance to the bay for private boats, he said.

"Seeing that a great deal of ink remained on the plate, he decided to pull another image on another piece of paper...which he made by dredging away the ink from the surface using different pressure with a blunt instrument to create lines with a variety of values from light to dark," says Standring.

As the fictional poet explains in Inside Mr Enderby (1963), the "martin's nest" in the sestet stands for Martin Luther and "the beginning of dissolution, everybody beginning to be alone, a common tradition providing no tuning-fork of reference and no way of telling the time, because the common tradition has been dredged away".

"It appears to me that dredging took away the bottom of the slope," McAdam added, "and that probably eroded away and started cascading down, and just started filling the hole and filling the hole".

He built his dredge away from the Schuylkill River, having it move itself, ponderously, to its destination by rail.

After the Navy dredged out more of the muck, tugs towed the ship away for the first time in 25 years.

Swinburne was dredged out of the water to house quarantined immigrants back in the late nineteenth century, as was its larger companion, Hoffman Island, three-quarters of a mile away.

Railroad tracks run nearby, factories puff away, dredging machines churn in the harbor and Tokyo's legendary traffic snarls along nearby elevated highways.

Dredging likely to wipe away Orange County 'dog beach,' at least for a while.

Stay away from dredging equipment, be it in the Turning Basin or in the Rhine.

Flood walls collapsed, and earthen levees built from sandy, dredged soils melted away.