Sentence examples for dug from from inspiring English sources

Sporadically guano is still dug from the islands.

The late graves dug from a higher level have only an accidental connection with the mastabas.

In Steno's time, in fact, the word "fossil" could mean virtually anything dug from the Earth.

SO YOU have thousands of tonnes of stuff, all dug from the earth's bowels.

Steamer clams must be dug from mud, not sand, because the mud clams are sweeter.

Sand is being dug from the river bed; stone is quarried.

Ivory comes from the tusks of walruses or mastodons dug from the permafrost.

"People rely on well water dug from the ground because Kiribati is so flat.

Her children were killing birds to survive, and eating frozen vegetables dug from the nearby field.

But "I don't buy underground material dug from graves," she said.

The theory is that cold water makes for fresher clams once they're dug from the sand.