Sentence examples for dredging it out from inspiring English sources

"He bought an innocent-looking aquatic fern called azolla, and it spread with such monstrous vigor that he was soon dredging it out by the wheelbarrow-load, and feared it might end up damming the English Channel".

But I'm dredging it out of the forbidden box for 'O Ver (the name is Neapolitan dialect meaning "it's true").

If you can't find green tomatoes, use supermarket red tomatoes, which most months of the year are so firm they might as well be green: sprinkle each slice with a pinch of salt and a squirt of lemon juice before dredging it to coax out more tomato flavour. 1 Whisk the eggs and milk together in a bowl and set aside.

When sand from further east falls into the Mobile Ship Channel, the Corps dredges it out to keep the channel clear – and then, Dauphin Island residents and some scientists contend, dumps it in spots far enough away that the sand is lost to the littoral drift.

However, test borings showed that there was a deep depression in the gravel beneath the Thames, which it was speculated was the result of dredging carried out for the abortive Charing Cross & Waterloo Railway project.

Along the Queensland coast, industrial development – particularly dredging, carried out to enable large vessels to enter ports – presents another threat.

When we first visited the site, the road-surfacing machines were still laying fresh tarry asphalt across the remaining unpaved parts of the campground, and bulldozers were dredging out camping "pads" for RVs to park in.

It also dredges out some great details.

"The way it sucks out, the way it dredges, the way it moves back and forth -- it's mind-blowing".

The company is about ready to dredge them out, but for now they are still there, seeping downriver and into fish.

Sequence most likely to make you leave the room: when a researcher in Australia reaches down the throat of a sedated crocodile to dredge out the contents of its stomach.