Sentence examples for major dig from inspiring English sources

Set in Kenya in 1961, this romantic thriller focusses on a Cambridge archeologist on her first major dig who is fleeing a bad breakup.

Ms. White has participated in several research digs at the Ban Chiang site, and the Penn museum conducted the first major dig at Ban Chiang in the 1960s.

Most of the artefacts were found at a major dig in 2001 in the Whitefriars area of the city, near Canterbury Castle.

Or maybe the sisterhood was in need of some major digging in.

We drove around the corner to the pay-by-the-pound for some major digging.

Wheeler was one of the most charismatic archaeologists of the 20th century, who relished jokes as much as scholarship, made his digs including the major excavation at Maiden Castle into society events, and became one of the first television archaeologists" "He left us a tradition of very good care of the students - and also a certain anarchic spirit.

Previously it had been thought that Ancient Rome's influence did not stretch beyond Exeter but the find has resulted in a major archaeological dig that has unearthed more coins, a stretch of Roman road and the remnants of vessels from France and the Mediterranean once full of wine, olive oil and garum – fish sauce.

"There's a sense out there that we've got all these things wrong and we're not doing anything about it, that both Bush and Clinton are so entangled with their parties' interests that they're not going to be able to do anything". Mr. Rosenstone, the historian of third parties, said protest candidates usually weaken when the major parties "dig in" with their critical attacks.

She was an anthropology major who dug underground cartoonists such as Crumb.

If you spin after Major Burrows digs, you have to start all over!

In the following story Sean O'Leary, the Chicago-based president of the O'Leary Law and Policy Group LLC, and several major trade associations dig deeper into the issue below.