Sentence examples for would dredging from inspiring English sources

What difference would dredging the rivers make to the Somerset levels?

It would dredge Willow and Meadow Lakes, bringing a circulating balm to polluted bodies.

The Labor leader, Bill Shorten, said a plebiscite would "dredge up prejudice".

He knew it would dredge up memories of some of the most terrifying moments of his life.

One would dredge up a little-known writer or work only to find that another recognized it.

The corps would dredge up sand offshore and deposit it onto the beach at an estimated cost of $16,658,000 every five years.

That Mr. Axelrod would dredge up Mr. Romney's dog story is hardly a surprise to any of Mr. Axelrod's more than 52,000 followers (as of Monday evening).

The consensus was that neither Democrats nor Republicans wanted to touch an issue that would dredge up decisions made by both parties over the last decade that looked bad in light of the financial crisis.

The Surrealists' ideal state for making art was the twilight between wakefulness and sleep, when they would dredge up images from the murky subconscious and throw them onto the page or canvas.

They scheduled sessions wherein Arbuckle would dredge up his life as best he could, and when he began sweating too badly to focus, Okie would give him his shot.

Yesterday there was relief mixed with anger that the neighborhood's team had come under questioning, anticipation of victory tempered by dread that some accuser would dredge up other charges of irregularities.