Sentence examples for well excavated from inspiring English sources
It's also been exceptionally well excavated (depending on which members of the archaeological community you talk to) and has a wonderful organic development of overlapping buildings, walls being used as later foundations, layer after layer of floors and walls plastered at different times and is generally magical.
Tufnell's back catalogue of fielding indiscretions has been well excavated by now but the best in my eyes – and I did rewind and replay my VHS copy of it until the tape was almost worn out – was his effort that summer to give Steve Waugh one of the most comical run-out let-offs you'll ever see.
The other issue that this particular view raises is the reason why Herculaneum is less well excavated than Pompeii, and the reason for that has to do–and you can see it well here–has to do with the fact that the modern city grew up on top of the ancient city.
New roads can be seen across the northern area of the site as well excavated fortifications (pink arrows), providing cover for military vehicles (yellow arrows).
However, in at least Phaethon and Phoebastria, these grooves are extremely well excavated.
In Phalacrocorax and Anhinga, this surface is not pneumatic, but it is well excavated as a broad depression on the distal surface of os carpi radiale.
Another variation, when the aquifer is too far below the surface for the basin system, is to discharge the water into shafts or wells excavated into the aquifer.
Seismological research includes the study of earthquakes caused by human activities, such as impounding water behind high dams, injecting fluids into deep wells, excavating mines, and detonating underground nuclear explosions.
To meet continuing demand, a new 21-m deep well was excavated.
Shomar (2012) reported that the top 14 m of the Zamzam well is excavated in the sandy alluvium of the Wadi Ibrahim; however, the lower 17 m is located in the diorite bedrock.
If no one is likely to argue that "Djamileh" deserves the same regard as "Carmen" or even Bizet's second-tier gem "The Pearl Fishers," this account proved a succinct charmer well worth excavating.
