Sentence examples for remains dug from inspiring English sources

The government remains dug in and is willing to use extreme force, and a political solution appears remote.

O'Brien took his case public in this SI.com article, and in the aftermath St. Joe's Coach Phil Martelli remains dug in, writes Andy Katz on ESPN.com.

And, really, it could happen to anyone: LOS ANGELES, 2613 — Experts have confirmed that skeletal remains dug up beneath a transporter lubrication pit are indeed those of Mitt Romney, the 21st-century presidential candidate who is best known as the title character in the classic tragedy "Mitt I".

"This barbaric group remains dug in west of the Euphrates and clearing operations in and around Mosul will be needed because of the threat from improvised explosive devices".

The sisters pushed hard for Marianne's cause, to the point of having her remains dug up on Molokai and taken back to Syracuse.

"The issue for the the CEO remains digging out of the credit mess," Shapiro said, "and going forward WaMu can't be a mortgage-centric thrift it's too risky and it needs to diversify".

To compost fish remains underground, dig a hole about 18 inches (45 cm) deep.

Britain's press called him the King of Stonehenge because his remains -- dug up last year -- were found not far from the mysterious circle of tall, ancient stones, which lie near Salisbury, about 75 miles southwest of London.

Just nine sets of remains were dug up here and then authenticated using DNA.

Another raised the prospect of human remains being dug up by wildlife and potentially brought on to neighbouring properties.

Then, too, remains were dug up, and moved: it became fashionable to relocate the eminent dead to better quarters, to elevate them above the more ordinary departed.