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Excavating in sentence

14 examples of Excavating in a sentence

We are fortunate that the new urbanists were there, for the last 10 years, excavating all that information that was thrown in the garbage by our parents' generation after World War II.
I'm excavating and I'm trying to maximize the potential and discover as much as I possibly can and exposing it within my own work.
My work spirals from the micro to the macro level, excavating hidden histories.
In the Everglades, they are the very architects of the Everglades, because as the water drops down in the winter during the dry season, they start excavating these holes called gator holes.
Feelings get in the way of the mass acquisition of the Earth, and excavating the Earth, and destroying things.
All is well until an archaeologist excavating a nearby cave awakens an entity that possesses him, turning him into a murderous creature.
We begin by meeting the freeling family after the events of the first movie (homeless and living with jobeth Williams' mother), after an absurd opening featuring shamans and Indians and excavating... until carol Anne sees a mysterious figure at the mall, which turns out to be Reverend Henry Kane, who wants Carol Anne.
The first evidence that Lucy’s species might have eaten meat came in 2009, when researchers excavating a site in Ethiopia unearthed two 3.39-million-year-old fossilized animal bones scored with markings made with a stone blade.
In schools, we learned about them only within the context of the Leakey family’s decades-long work excavating the Lake Turkana basin in search of fossils of humans’ ancestors.
So I think that excavating those sands would bring to light a great many weapons and tools of Egyptian origin."
She said it had not been like washing, it had been more in the nature of excavating.
I hope that I make it all plain?'"'I quite follow you,' said I.'The only point which I could not quite understand was what use you could make of a hydraulic press in excavating fuller's-earth, which, as I understand, is dug out like gravel from a pit.'"'Ah!' said he carelessly, 'we have our own process.
His notion was to back up the river by means of a dam at a point where it swept around a long curve, and to send it straight across the plain by excavating a deep bed for it.
He has been excavating a barrow at Long Down, and has got a prehistoric skull which fills him with great joy.