Sentence examples for excavated himself from inspiring English sources

There's a tiki island in the middle of the pool (that he excavated himself) with a grill and TV, all controlled by iPads.

Pegged in the public eye as a nostril-flaring, camp absurdist, the actor was best known for his roles in increasingly lame Carry On films and excavating himself on chat shows.

But once the heavy work was done, Woolley usually sent everyone away and did the most delicate, time-consuming excavating himself, working face down in the dirt with a knife and a little brush beside his wife, Catherine, who was also an archaeologist, and one trusted assistant.

But this year the Architect excavated even further, bottoming even himself.

In 1902 a homeowner tried to dig himself a cistern and instead found what proved, when fully excavated, to be a prehistoric burial site that descended over 36 feet underground, spreading on three levels across an area more than a mile square.

But the story of its compilation differs markedly from that of the New Testament: The religion's founder, Joseph Smith, claimed that his source for the book was a set of gold plates that he'd excavated from a hillside; he credited himself as the text's mere translator.

Michelangelo himself was there when it was excavated in a Roman vineyard and the contortions of Laocoon echo through his art.

Here the thin line between the arrogance of the Peter Pan character and the amateur actor playing him is cleverly excavated, as Peter constantly, and not entirely inexplicably, finds himself dangling upside down.

The field has not yet been excavated.

Seven city gates have been excavated.

Clay is excavated and agricultural limestone quarried.