Sentence examples for excavation that from inspiring English sources

An excavation that took twenty-one days should have taken "more like twenty-one months".

Underwater archaeology is a branch of reconnaissance and excavation that has been developed only during the 20th century.

The Milllennium mine is a large excavation that represents the removal of 1.2 billion cubic metres of rock.

Deeper Water is a throbbing dub excavation that could have been lifted from PiL's 1978 debut album.

Archaeologists began exploring the Templo Mayor a century ago, but the discovery of a giant monolith depicting the decapitated, dismembered Aztec moon goddess Coyolxauhqui in 1978 led to a full-scale excavation that continues today.

Several of the projects -- which together would be one of the largest public transit efforts in city history -- would require significant excavation that could disrupt commuters and downtown traffic patterns through the end of the decade.

Three actors - two women and a man - sit under a vast tilted mirror in Jeremy Herbert's spare, beautiful design and explore the rage, pain, turbulence and self-excavation that leads to suicide.

Additional remains were uncovered in excavations that began in 1955.

In the 1930s Walter Bryan Emery began the excavations that uncovered the great 1st-dynasty tombs.

That construction requires shifting about 6,000 tons of sand, excavations that worry environmentalists and surfers.

The discoveries follow excavations that started last week on three sites along the tunnels by teams from Egypt and the Dominican Republic.