Sentence examples for I will uncover from inspiring English sources

He said that corrupt Mubarak loyalists were "hiding under the cover of the judiciary" and declared, "I will uncover them!" But instead of rallying the public to his side and speeding the country's political transition, as Mr. Morsi evidently hoped, his decree has unleashed new instability across the country.

"I promise you that as president, I will uncover the cause of the Cheonan's sinking down to the very last detail," Mr. Lee, who came to office promising a tougher line against the North, said in a 10-minute televised speech.

One day I will uncover how humans work, how to manage my tabs and how to keep espresso from foaming over when mixing it with sparkling water.

I have the sense that at the very least, I'll uncover my "inner traveler".

If there's no men around, I'll uncover and say 'Hey, I'm just a mommy — see?' " Most of the niqabis interviewed said that they have received almost as much criticism at their local mosques as at their local malls.

Yet the odds are better than even, on any given customer service consulting engagement, that I'll uncover certain structural problems.

When feeling attached, I find it useful to ask myself, "What will THAT get me?" and then to keep asking after every answer eventually I'll uncover the crazy reality my brain is trying to talk me into.

"I think we have some real information deficits that I hope my colleagues in the UK and the US will uncover... I am not sure New Zealanders were 'targeted' but I think there is a level of complacency [in New Zealand ]

"I hope this report will uncover the truth".

I believe that crowdfunding will uncover books that will delight future generations — and bring a bright new unfolding of freedom to people who have not known where to strike that power pose before.

If first principles stays, then please explain in a list what the first principles are, and I think what that will uncover is more accurately described as a set of premises (something assumed or proved as a basis for argument or inference).