Sentence examples for not dug up from inspiring English sources

He suspected otherwise — of course the squirrels had not dug up every bulb — but she was in no state of mind to argue with.

Mr. Mascialino acknowledged that the club had tried to barricade the runway but said his members had not dug up the dirt tracks.

Mr. Kelly said he could not speculate on why the basement floor was not dug up soon after the boy vanished, and he declined to discuss "any people who we're talking to or any possible suspects".

A. I think the fact that Mr. Spitzer [Eliot Spitzer, the New York attorney general] has not dug up any dirt on Fidelity or T. Rowe Price is certainly a good indicator.

Protecting areas from illegal digging and development is an important step in protecting the fossil heritage of the Earth, but this only goes so far if the specimens in the area are not dug up and brought to the safety of museums and public collections.

But those teams, he said, had left many collapsed caves unsearched, had photographed but not DNA-tested bodies still lying on the mountains, and had not dug up many of the Arab graves that were left on the higher ridges, marked by white flags that were an Islamic banner for Al Qaeda and the Taliban.

He's not digging up the pyramids".

"They're not digging up all the bodies," Moloney said.

Most CO2 comes from burning the petrol, not digging up the oil.Whatever the measure, Alberta lacks an adequate strategy to deal with emissions.

The hidden-camera footage, which Breitbart has called "the Abu Ghraib of the Great Society," did not expose endemic corruption at Acorn: though O'Keefe and Giles induced employees to coöperate with an appalling scenario, they did not dig up evidence of any actual wrongdoing by those employees.

However, archaeologists do not dig up either of these social concepts but rather the material residues of houses and households.