Sentence examples for excavated from a from inspiring English sources

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

One archeological collection includes historical artifacts excavated from a site occupied by a tenant farmer.

Statistical analysis showed that old woodchips (excavated from a denitrification bed) had significantly lower intrinsic permeability than fresh woodchips.

She was calling from my grandmother's house, where they'd been excavated from a dusty crate in the basement.

Various extraordinary textiles were excavated from a graveyard at Yingpan, Xinjiang, on the middle route of the ancient Silk Road.

An ancient Greek sculpture worth £1.5m was "unlawfully excavated" from a world heritage site in Libya and brought to the UK, a judge has ruled.

The project will dispose of mounds of radioactive waste and heavy metals already excavated from a 50-acre former industrial site along Glen Cove Creek and Hempstead Harbor.

Mr. Greenberg showed buckets full of bottles and pottery and china shards that he excavated from a section of the barge's hold.

The head might have been recently excavated from a long-lost site, or freshly damaged by Islamist militants opposed to art they deem heretical.

To achieve this goal, we conducted constant-head column experiments using old woodchips that were excavated from a four-year old denitrification bed near Willmar, Minnesota, USA.

The 10th-century fibulae excavated from a funerary chamber in the northern town of Pskov and another discovered in Kiev, now the capital of Ukraine, are no different from costume jewels of this type found in Scandinavia.