How to pronounce“dred”in English

Drilling and dredging up samples from the ocean floor has since brought insight into Earth’s climate millions of years ago and shaped our knowledge of how tectonic plates sculpt the landscape over time,

That would be the dredge of journalism, right?

One was "Dredd", which was an adaptation of a British comic-strip character called Judge Dredd from a sort of anthology series called

resentment were dredged up there was a night at the bar when I watched Katie struggling to speak loudly enough for

of what the Supreme Court said in Dred Scott, where they were trying to create this racial boundary, the whole point of

All it is a pounded and dredged in egg and flour, and then fried in vegetable oil, and then drained.

watch uh CSI with a body dredged out of the swamp or Law and Order with the girl dragged off the street turn off the TV and spend that hour outside you know

And all of that American history-- from the Dred Scott decision, the Civil War, Emancipation Proclamation,

we knew that a particular boat was going out and scallop dredging at night, during the winter, when all the regulators' vessels were all tucked up

bridge. Then steam power dredges suck sand out of the remaining basin of the Charles River across the seawall to fill in all of this area

I'm sure many of you know the statistics from dredging.

when this was captured um these ships which are dredgers so they're basically giant vacuum cleaners with these tubes

One of them, dredging, and because it's not a coral reef habitat, we could actually drag this for short distances on the bottom, collect various things-- you never

to, to dredge the sand from the harbor and just general upkeep. And it got to be too much for the city to where they couldn't keep up, and it began to fall into a serious state

And Dave campaigned for nearly 25 years to protect Lyme Bay from scallop dredging, which was basically turning the rocky

for no-trawl fishing, no dredging so that it protects the bottom to protect those organisms.

the tale of a masochistic double agent who liked to be whipped du offered to dredge up the leather whip for me as a

always associated trivia with the unexpected Joy The Epiphany the ego stroke of mentally dredging up answers you didn't even know you knew but

by which we judge the likelihood of an event according to how easily we can dredge examples out of memory; especially since journalism is almost guaranteed to be

The Supreme Court of the United States, in the decision of Dred Scott versus Sanford, ruled that blacks, both free and enslaved, were guaranteed no rights, civil, social,

Basically, this was an amendment in 1868 that was designed entirely to overturn the Dred Scott decision and give black people rights in the U.S. after the Civil War.

And, eureka! They dredged up cores of rock and sediment from the seabed, discovering volcanic rock nobody knew was there!

We do it with a couple of barges, and a digger that's normally dredging the Solent, and a bucket of bleach, and a white Ford Transit.

And they thought, right, we'll go and dredge every single lake in Bavaria until we find it.

It was a canal, it was a swamp that was dredged, and it was a canal used to bring the stones to build the Capitol

who gets to eat them and a few parks that contain some you know the last dredges of megafauna but I think it's

such a village, or such and such an individual." And he dredges it up. OK. Now, this is not--.

coup of days like that but uh it it's it it's being able to dredge it up every

And then the Supreme Court later, in 1857, is in the Dred Scott decision going to say there's a racial line

in 1820 about how to we administrate, it should be a free state of slave state, the Dred Scott

Some of the Supreme Court opinions, you know, about discrimination are vastly different from 1918 in the Dred Scott case to Brown

right, and center. You go to the webpage, it's a news site like the Dredge report or anything else, and in the center is the default. If you turn it to the left or the right, the stories all change.

like the Dogger Bank, which is the Atlantis of the North Sea-- that's a huge area which the British government has protected from trawling and scallop dredging--

Now, how is that different to, say, buttermilk dredging?

To the north, alleys grew so narrow Ley could not have made them with her fingers, must have dredged them with her bamboo strip.

of building habitat on the bottom, and there's been a lot of fishing using trawls and dredges and things that are very destructive to them.

Or they have a karez system, which is an underground irrigation system, or to dredge those out and clean those.

not, still not very well built. The top rock was too heavy and it kept falling off. Sand would accumulate behind the breakwater to the point where they had to keep dredging

up. Let's just talk about shrimp for instance, because people understand shrimp. Shrimp dredging, you throw these big nets, and you drag them around using sonar. "Well, there seems to be more in this area,

writing a book at home, you know, you can give yourself a couple of days like that. But, uh, it it's it it's being able to dredge it up every day and, uh,

another tip I give in my book is simply uh one of those hours that you were going to watch uh CSI with a body dredged out of the swamp or Law and

Because there's so many issues in the ocean that need to be talked about, not only climate change, sea level rising, overfishing, mining, drilling, sand dredging,