Sentence examples for dredging into from inspiring English sources

After it was annexed with adjacent Wilmington (originally New San Pedro) by Los Angeles in 1909, work began in earnest to deepen and transform its roadstead by dredging into one of the world's largest man-made harbours.

Fast-forward 28 years, though, and as seen from the American surveillance flight, what had begun as an innocuous "ocean observation station", has now mushroomed in less than a year of dredging into the most important of Beijing's seven newly created positions in the South China Sea.

There's tofu to slice and dredge into an egg-and-flour mixture, spinach to quick-boil then marinate with soy sauce and sesame seed oil.

It's as though comments about someone's weight are okay to make but dredge into the of other less politically correct zones and you'll be figuratively or sometimes literally, slapped.

Despite relevant advances in the study of inlet morphodynamics during the last decades, there is still a lack of knowledge regarding the effects of dredging interventions into these systems and their role into the mid-term stability.

A year later, he negotiated an agreement in which officials from four states bordering Lake Michigan unanimously approved a program that called for full treatment of all waste, chlorination of effluent to further purify it and a ban on the dumping of all dredging materials into the lake.

The federal government has finalised a ban on the dumping of sediment from new dredging projects into the waters of the Great Barrier Reef, as a decision looms on whether the ecosystem will be listed as "in danger" by the UN.

But dredging in these lakes can mean releasing pollutants that have settled into lake bed sediments.

But some who are following the efforts have begun to express skepticism about the hope and money going into dredging mud and raising steel.

Most importantly, it said that the percentage of stirred-up PCBs that spilled over the last dam from the dredging hot spot into the cleaner lower river was actually lower than expected.

And for all the effort he has put into dredging canals, rivers and reservoirs, the city this week marked the rainy season in traditional fashion: with floods that displaced thousands of people.