Sentence examples for dug out from from inspiring English sources

You have the bodies dug out from rubble, frantic rescuers, the blood and dust, the stench of death, the grisly rain of body parts, the horribly injured bystanders, the freakish survival stories, the makeshift morgue, the "epic destruction and epic heartbreak".

It requires another two days, complete with delays as a bulldozer is dug out from a landslide.

Another year, Mr. McCormick gave Mr. Jalbert the Physicians' Desk Reference, with pages dug out from the center.

Residents throughout North Carolina dug out from one of the worst snowstorms in state history this week.

"Is that new?" friends would ask, narrowing their eyes, if I wore an old shirt dug out from the darkest recesses of my wardrobe.

He pointed to a series of chutes, dug out from the banks on the Paraguayan side, down which drug smugglers move bales of marijuana to the river.

Five or six years ago, Chicago was still digging out from its old reputation among the Chinese as the home of Al Capone and Michael Jordan.

To help Trump Hotels dig out from $1.8 billion in debt, Credit Suisse was planning to invest $345 million in the company, with Mr. Trump anteing up $55 million.

The housing slump in Southern California has hurt The Press-Enterprise, and the Dallas paper is still digging out from overstating circulation figures several years ago.

As the Oklahoma City area digs out from Monday's deadly tornado, area shelters have received newly homeless survivors and volunteers.

East Coasters probably were probably too busy digging out from over a foot of snow that fell over the last few days to go see a movie.