Sentence examples for make excavating from inspiring English sources

Sandy soils, loose stony soils, and wet, mucky material will make excavating a straight, deep ditch difficult and dangerous, so you may have to plan additional measures to complete your project successfully.

Warts and all, Cassandra becomes a sufficiently sympathetic character to lure readers into making the same mistakes that she makes in excavating old truths.

According to the Icelandic Edda, our planet was made by excavating the corpse of the dead giant Ymir.

Co-curator Glyn Davies said some modest objects on display were as rare as any of the embroideries – the tools used to make them, excavated on a site in London, including scissors, a needle case, a thimble, and an iron needle so fine the eye is almost invisible.

No attempt has yet been made to excavate and remove sediment from behind the SRS. Figure 8 Examples of large-scale lahar containment and exclusion structures.

In 1774, an attempt was made to excavate the rock, but it broke in two.

At the same time, an international effort was made to excavate and document as many archaeological remains as possible in the area of the future lake before they would be flooded by the rising water.

Note: When excavating make sure to plan for the Filter Tank and any Expansion Tanks.

Munro says the police did spend time and money on the investigation, making arrests and excavating possible burial sites.

The building hugged the sidewalk; along one side, behind an orange mesh fence, workers were excavating to make an outdoor sculpture plaza.

Keynote speaker, Cheryl Strayed, author of the #1 New York Times Bestseller "Wild", will talk about memoirs' big deep things: how writers make meaning in memoir, excavating the layers within a narrative, and a writer's use of intuition.