Sentence examples for involve digging from inspiring English sources

The exploration would involve digging up Rosia Montana and two nearby villages, destroying four mountains and placing a giant cyanide pool in the area.

A deadline looms to save a project, years in the planning, that would involve digging under the Hudson River to connect New Jersey and Manhattan, but government officials cannot agree on how to share the costs.

Typically they involve digging expensive wells, but Mr. Namer uses tubing commonly found in radiant-floor heating and runs it under the building's foundation, where the temperature is about 70 degrees.

It took a few days for the technician to come and he said it was a problem on the street that would involve digging up the road and I might not get the service back until the middle of August.

The scheme would involve digging out part of a man-made hill created during the building of local railways so the Morrisons store will face on to a main road rather than sit above it.

Con Edison has a program of rewelding old seams, but these repairs, which involve digging up streets, blocking traffic and cleaning up asbestos that lines some pipes, can cost $40,000 per weld.

Most of the remaining work involves digging out debris that was compressed into the basement levels.

This involves digging deep into political traditions, rescuing neglected currents and putting them to modern use.

The study involved digging trenches across the fault and looking for rupture lines in the sediments.

This subject necessarily involves digging deep into sensitive topics like race and gender.

Extracting the bauxite involves digging up the karst, something akin to taking a colossal ice-cream scoop to the earth.