Sentence examples for historic digs from inspiring English sources

Today, its current tenant considers it "historic digs" -- and still a bargain, even if no longer rent-controlled.

The parliamentarian was moved into the former speaker's ceremonial office, and the speaker nudged the Appropriations Committee out of its historic digs and moved his ceremonial office there.

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It's all part of a fundraiser for London's Design Museum, which is moving this year to Kensington from its historic digs on the Thames just east of the Tower Bridge.

At issue are a large group of artifacts that form the core of the show, excavated at Machu Picchu in a historic dig by a Yale explorer in 1912.

After a long standoff with the government of Peru, Yale University has agreed to return a large group of artifacts that were excavated at Machu Picchu in a historic dig by a Yale explorer in 1912 and that Peru contends were merely on loan and should have been returned long ago.

SUSAN HENSHAW JONES, the new president of the comatose South Street Seaport Museum and the captain, by default, of its deteriorating fleet of historic vessels, dug the heels of her black pumps deeper into the splintered boardwalk at Pier 16, bracing herself against the November wind pirouetting off the harbor.

They published some webpages, under the heading "Cadbury Treasure Hunt", encouraging families to visit Britain and Ireland's historic sites and dig for treasure.

In Atlanta, the 49ers needed a historic comeback to dig out of an early 17-0 hole against the Falcons.

These and other cemeteries, historic sites and archaeological digs around the state will reveal their old stories in walking and bus tours included in "Buried in New Jersey," which is being held as part of New Jersey Arts and Humanities Month today and for the next two weekends.

Ring-tab beer cans were first introduced 50 years ago this year, and that could make them "historic artifacts," reports Western Digs.