Sentence examples for be exhumed from inspiring English sources
verb
To dig out of the ground; to take out of a place of burial; to disinter.
- The archeologist exhumed artifacts from the ground with a shovel.
Ancient features may be exhumed and reactivated.
Questions about her Native American family lineage would be exhumed.
The body that was buried will be exhumed in hopes of identifying it.
The Palestinian authority gave permission earlier this month for Mr Arafat's body to be exhumed.
But how will the remains — and the heartbreaking history each coffin contains — be exhumed?
She was buried and no decision has been made about whether her remains will be exhumed.
To this end, they must be exhumed and given military honours.
Pablo Neruda's body will be exhumed for an autopsy in a court-ordered investigation into the cause of his death.
If the man's DNA did match that of the singer, the body may need to be exhumed.
Whenever newness crops up in this kind of context you can expect John Cage to be exhumed.
Norman Cho's great-uncle Tan Kay Tiang occupies one of the graves that will be exhumed in Bukit Brown.
