Sentence examples for excavate from from inspiring English sources

His prose transmits his genuine passion for the Gershwins' songs, while the detailed data that a patient reader can excavate from the muddle combine with the eye-popping, elaborately produced illustrations to justify that passion with ease.

There's little concern for convincing characterisation or much of a plot, and what little you can excavate from this shallow feel-good hit is not successfully expressed by amateur singers performing inferior versions of songs that were written thirty years before someone came up with the idea.

These seals and vessels were excavated from Peribsen's tomb and at an excavation site in Elephantine.

Soft infected dentine was excavated from the cavity walls and floor with spoon excavators.

Catharsis isn't a wound being excavated from childhood".

Various earthenwares with patterns quite different from those of Silla have been excavated from the region.

Primitive tools have been excavated from Kalambo Gorge and dated by radiocarbon from 300,000 bc.

Start your walk at the Roman theatre, recently excavated from beneath the local library.

It had been excavated from a closet and smelled faintly of mothballs.

The site has been excavated from 1928 onward by the German Oriental Society and the German Archeological Institute.

Its lines were excavated from the surface and permanently covered rather than tunneled.