dredge

Because to do so would be to dredge up the past.

When the car was dredged out, they would both be dead.

I want our people there when that thing gets dredged up.

A long moment passed as I tried to dredge up the words to answer.

"We dredged through there no more than four hours ago."

It was as if he were looking into someone else's eyes, dredging up the past.

"Once they get her out, they'll be no call for them to go ahead dredging any further down."

As a result, the lower river had to be dredged three times in two years.

No one wants it dredged up, but we want the truth.

I dredged my memory for anything of any use at all.

Somewhere, he dredged up a last bit if energy, and got back to his feet.

But then her common sense took over, and she dredged up a smile.

Dredging up the last of her own strength, she went to him.

But mine are dredged up from my being a father of a one year old girl.

"My position on dredging itself has not changed," he said.

He felt her anger at him for dredging this up.

I will dredge up ancient knowledge from the well of the past.

He dredged it up from his memory and told her.

We dredged two sites that day and five the next.

I was looking to dredge up what I'd long forgotten.

How many little things death dredges up after the storm!

Did he have to dredge up the old nightmares, all over again?

But that was in the past and neither of them wanted to dredge it up again.

How long did it take you to dredge that length?

All he needed was to dredge up a dance partner.