Sentence examples for excavated soil from inspiring English sources

As they dug, they filtered excavated soil through a screen.

It will settle and sink if excavated soil is put below the root ball.

The debris, excavated soil, cement and other construction waste had been piled on the hillside for two years amid the city's ongoing construction boom, and was seemingly loosened by heavy rain.

Hours later, when the burning ceased, he went to shovel in the half-frozen excavated soil, but before he hurled the first shovelful he glanced down and saw the black arm bones crooked up, as if reaching for a helping hand.

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).

Furthermore, excavated soil is easier to remove after it has been conditioned [19].

In arid climates, water must often be added to excavated soils.

These two fields of applications involve by far the largest amounts of excavated soils in Europe.

This study excavated soils down to 2.5 or 3 m at 22 sites across the coastal Pacific Northwest ranging from northern Washington to southern Oregon.

Under a more expensive scenario, Community Lake could be restored without putting up a dam, by just excavating soil for $80 million, the same report said.

Root samples of all plants were collected by excavating soil using a handheld hoe starting from the plant's trunk base in four directions of the plant and working out towards to get fine roots within 3 5 m radius.