Sentence examples for dredging with from inspiring English sources

In North America it is harvested from shallow water by dredging with special rakes; in Europe it is usually obtained from plants cast ashore.

This was Da Yu who, after years of strenuous labour, provided outlets to the sea through dredging, with the aid of dragons, thus making the world suitable for human habitation.

It is hard to think of any other industry, except scallop dredging, with a higher ratio of destruction to production.

Below Abbeville the Somme enters a sand-encumbered estuary, which requires constant dredging, with the port of Saint-Valéry-sur-Somme situated at its mouth.

Hunt has placed a number of conditions on the Abbot Point dredging, with disposal only allowed when corals are not spawning.

But Mr. Larrabee and Joseph J. Seebode, chief of harbor programs for the Army Corps of Engineers, said that they have an additional, new permit request to consolidate this dredging with their plan to go all the way to the 50-foot depths needed to accommodate the larger container ships.

Before serving, dredge with the cocoa powder.

Some are dredged with sugar, others glazed or flooded with sticky syrup.

Ms. Bell's chicken is very lightly dredged with flour, and she dismisses seasonings other than salt and pepper.

We order the already famous "crab doughnuts": savoury kinda-profiteroles stuffed with white crab meat and dredged with something that mostly involves our tricksy old pal, maltodextrin.

Aracely Dominguez, the founder of the region's most important conservation group and the owner of a small Cancun hotel, said highways had been gouged through coastal rain forests, mangrove swamps paved into parking lots and delicate coastal bays dredged with hydraulic draglines.