Sentence examples for excavate back from inspiring English sources

The city has crowned few champions, and to find a dynasty you must excavate back to the days of Connie Mack.

The earliest tunnel excavated dates back to 1967, which occurred under the auspices of the Israeli Antiquities Authority (IAA).

Before the very first time I was going to excavate in Iraq, back in 2012, I have to admit I was a little apprehensive; I mean who wouldn't be?

Adovasio began excavating this site back in 1973.

The cortile is a sort of alfresco museum of what he excavated and hauled back to San Silvestro.

Mr. Ling excavated the sidewalk back 30 inches, to its original footprint, giving the storefront a full 10-foot height, above, and offering a pink glow that illuminates the street.

Along Susquehanna's narrow country roads, we passed numerous derricks and long stretches of land that had been excavated and patched back up with mud and straw outlining where pipelines passed beneath.

But I know it's the emotional hook that keeps me coming back to to excavate these stories and finally, in my first novel, to write directly about a father gone to war and the effects of the war on those left at home.

He's spending far more than Kate Moss paid for her house to excavate a four-storey hole in the back garden of his Grade II-listed house to build a sports hall and a museum for his Ferrari collection.

A deputy assistant secretary of defense, Robert Newberry, visited Myanmar in February to start negotiations for operations that would allow American military officials and forensic experts to excavate crash sites, and carry any remains discovered back to the United States.

When scientists went back to the cave that year to excavate further, they found the other 35 ceramic art pieces.