The composer's symphonies, Rosenfeld said, were "such stuffs as are dredged deep where life has no weakness".
I fished around in the utensil drawer and found a spoon, unscrewed the lid and dredged deep.
Liked or not, a candidate must dredge deep pockets if he or she wishes to be known, and later elected, by the people.
To this day, it is remarkably shallow, despite efforts to dredge deeper channels.
The port, where facilities were outmoded and corruption endemic, began to convert its docks for containerized shipping, to dredge deeper channels, and to plan a direct rail connection between Manhattan and Brooklyn.
Given the waterfront's strengths, including a recently dredged deep-water channel, and the potential for more industrial development, they say they believe they have a better economic argument than do Mr. Conley and the city.
The marine basin in Al-Jubail, is for geological reasons, a shallow gently sloping shelf while the bay proper is a dredged, deeper basin.
In hopes of staying competitive, many EC/GC port authorities (as well as railroads and state highway departments) are taking action to dredge deeper harbors and improve bridges, tunnels, rail lines, and highways to accommodate larger ships and higher cargo volumes.
It's not always pleasant, or easy, dredging up deep-seated fears for literary purposes.
The oldest sediments so far recovered by a variety of methods including coring, dredging, and deep-sea drilling date only to the Jurassic Period; that is, they do not exceed 200 million years in age.
