Sentence examples for easily excavated from inspiring English sources

The combination of brewing's connection to the religious powers of the Holy Roman Empire, the city's easily excavated sandstone layers and beer's relative safety compared with water allowed the beverage to thrive here.

Of the several hundred moles built, most have been designed for the more easily excavated soil tunnel and are now beginning to divide into four broad types (all are similar in that they excavate the earth with drag teeth and discharge the muck onto a belt conveyor, and most operate inside a shield).

By injecting pure water with surfactant to the test bin, the soil is more easily excavated and removed.

The Arras region is chalky and therefore easily excavated; under Arras itself is a vast network (called the boves) of caverns, underground quarries, galleries and sewage tunnels.

Their two- and three-storey houses, which are still being excavated, would easily win contemporary design prizes – they are whitewashed and uncluttered, with oak staircases and snug indoor loos.

"That very well could easily have created this chain of events, without ever having excavated too far.

The deformation features were probably produced by shock when this olivine grain was excavated from Itokawa during a micrometeoroid impact, considering that olivine easily deforms by dislocation glide (Langenhorst 2002).

The field has not yet been excavated.

Seven city gates have been excavated.

Clay is excavated and agricultural limestone quarried.

The ancient port was also excavated.