Sentence examples for is dug from from inspiring English sources
When shale is dug from the ground, it quickly dries, turning brittle and crumbly.
Material is dug from the sides and bottom of the mining pond and deposited into the washing plant's hopper.
Steamer clams must be dug from mud, not sand, because the mud clams are sweeter.
The music he made there was dug from the soil and baked in the sun.
"We do not know if the tunnel was dug from outside or inside the prison," he said.
The theory is that cold water makes for fresher clams once they're dug from the sand.
Nearly 60 tonnes of soil has been dug from the valley below and hauled up the 250m hill.
He was shown covered with blood and dust after being dug from the debris of a bombing on Thursday.
Transit trade grew more important, and between 1866 and 1872 the New Waterway was dug from Rotterdam to the North Sea to accommodate larger oceangoing steamships.
Early finds were thought to be the remains of Hannibal's elephants, an explanation that became untenable once skeletons were dug from the Siberian permafrost.
