Sentence examples for taking artifacts from inspiring English sources

A notice was printed in a local newspaper on Tuesday, warning that anyone taking artifacts will be punished.

I find nothing objectionable about laws prohibiting digging for or taking artifacts from federal or tribal lands.

Hunters on private property are required to get permission from the landowner, and taking artifacts from archaeological sites without permission is trespassing, a misdemeanor.

Many people feel that taking artifacts from archaeological sites, whether public or private, is fine.

Jeanne and James Redd had been prosecuted before for taking artifacts from state land and paid a $10,000 fine to settle a lawsuit stemming from the case.

The retro lounge scene was based largely in a kind of postmodern culture of quotation that took artifacts long considered terribly unhip and granted them chic cachet.

In 2005, Virginia's General Assembly considered a bill requiring written permission from the landowner and increasing the penalty for trespassing with the intent to take artifacts.

Mr. Bellantoni said creating underwater preserves would better protect the wrecks because the state would be able to fine those who take artifacts from the boats or vandalize them.

Like a curator of old hurts, Ms. Bourgeois, a Paris-born feminist-surrealist, takes artifacts from her cluttered shelves and digresses on the significance of each shard and sketch.

And she was also bothered, she said, that trustees sometimes took artifacts home, for good reason, perhaps, but without anyone's bothering to note it on her sign-out sheet at the circulation desk.

She did this after hearing Dylan admit, during a televised interview, that he "obviously" took artifacts from an archaeological site where he was filming scenes for the movie.