Sentence examples for would excavate from inspiring English sources
Over the next four years, Zarins, with a crew of helpers, would excavate that site tellingly.
A dredging craft would excavate 25 million cubic yards of mud.
Foucault would excavate and discover this move first in the writings of the Quakers and other dissenters.
The combined projects, he said, would excavate 24,000 cubic yards of sediment, slightly more than half of it from lab grounds, at a cost of about $11.5 million.
It is hypothesised that some of these burrows were formed by small eucynodonts (e.g., basal traversodontids, chiniquodontids), and their co-occurrence with diverse, medium to large pseudosuchian predators (e.g., Luperosuchus, Tarjadia), suggests these non-mammaliaform eucynodonts would excavate burrows to live and avoid climate-stress conditions and/or predation.
That we would go, we would excavate this thing, and we'd be done.
Once in a while, we'd excavate a whole one, rumpled like a brain.
They'd refused to meet me where I needed them most, at some emotional substratum down to which I'd excavated and found nobody home.
"Isn't she good?" Paddy said when they'd driven on and he'd excavated in the haversack, finding dusty Mateus rosé and Johnnie Walker and several bottles of barley wine.
Then there were the lapsed hippies, who'd excavated their now-gut-tight tie-dyes from the attic and, after shaking out all those antique seeds and stems, managed to sausage into them.
