Sentence examples for a while to unearth from inspiring English sources

It takes me a while to unearth solid traces of 1692.

The teardown is in progress as I write this, so be sure to refresh every once in a while to see what the iFixit crew has managed to unearth next.

She was like an archaeologist on a dig eager to unearth a lost civilization.

First, at your sims' house, have the sims dig in the ground by clicking on a spot on the ground and selecting 'dig' After digging for a while, they may unearth one of three maps.

So it was quite a rarity to unearth an internal note of one the other week.

I felt that it was my role as a writer to unearth and conjure his singularity.

It costs quite a bit to unearth and offers little in return.

The discovery of HbS set off a race to unearth other hemoglobin variants.

To expedite the discovery of DDIs, several computational approaches have been proposed in recent years in an effort to unearth previously unrecognized DDIs on a genome scale.

I see it as an opportunity to unearth the worms and re-soil.

While I wasn't able to unearth an inky homage to Mark Zuckerberg, I did find historical figures of computing history, including Alan Turing and Ada Lovelace, brought back to life as arm sleeves.