Methods There were 171cases suffering from t ubal obstruction accepting the operation,whose fallopian tubes were intubated and dredged under hystero scope.
" So, " said Harry, dredging up the words from what felt like a deep well of despair inside him, " so does that mean that... that one of us has got to kill the other one...in the end? "
The storms may have dredged up very reflective methane ice from lower down in the atmosphere — and this time, I do mean icy ice — which is why they were bright.
The study's authors dredged for detailed data on sales and purchases (from transaction ledgers) and on rents and maintenance costs (from rent books) over the period from 1901 to 1983.
Yeah. - When we dredge it in the spice mix, we also throw some of the marinade in, and it kind of clags a bit, and gets some nice crispy straggly bits.
A clam dredged from the ocean off Iceland in 2006-and inadvertently killed by the scientists who discovered it- carried growth lines on its shell indicating it had been around since 1499.
" Living here all summer long, reading by yourself, meeting all those dinner drudges your father dredges up at every meal? " He was making fun of me again.
They say after all these years underwater, time is running out to dredge the Marconi wireless Telegraph machine, that transmitted the Titanic's frantic distress calls.
Like higher and stronger levees, floodgates, pumping stations, river controls, and dredging up new artificial land to replace their natural wetland defenses.