Sentence examples for keep excavating from inspiring English sources

But the endlessly energetic, fast-talking Ngcobo believes it is also vital for theatre to keep excavating his country's difficult history.

And it isn't that the London society kept excavating artifacts and collecting artworks along with manuscripts, while the Americans have gradually shed many collections that were not fundamentally textual.

This made it ideal for wine storage and caves were excavated to keep wine cool in the heat of the Roman summer.

A way to keep your basement dry without excavating outside is to allow water to get inside and then to get rid of it before it does any damage.

A German archaeologist in Egypt took the bust to Germany under a law that permitted him to keep half of what was excavated.

Here's how it would work: The countries of origin would own anything that was excavated there and keep most of the finds on display in local partnering museums.

Klam's commitment to her mother is admirably kind-hearted and even enviable — they talk daily and for a very long time — but it keeps her from more aggressively excavating the roots of all that maternal neediness.

But Dacus keeps repeating the line in new ways, excavating surprising harmonic possibilities, transforming a line about transformation.

Fulke began to undertake restoration work, excavating the basement of the keep in 1822 and repairing some of the stonework.

The queen spends her time pumping out eggs, and the workers, which are genetically similar sisters, perform all the other jobs necessary to keep the colony thriving, such as tending the young, gathering food, and excavating tunnels.

Belgian officials won't release the exact location of the sub to keep looters from getting to it before they have a chance to excavate it.