Sentence examples for be unearthed from the from inspiring English sources

Because, much to its disgust, the office was not consulted, details of many of these cases are still to be unearthed from the archives.

Almost always, there have also been archeologists on the scene, clipboards and trowels in hand, to see what can be unearthed from the briefly exposed soil.

So far as Og could tell, the most significant fact to be unearthed from this doodah was that nobody attending it ever got laid or found anything at the thinly stocked buffet tables better than stale bagels and metallic-tasting cheese spreads.

Dominique Browning's review of Christopher Corbett's "Poker Bride: The First Chinese in the Wild West" (Feb. 21) discusses the "bride" of the title, Polly Bemis, as though she had just been unearthed from the archives.

I imagine that a collective sigh of relief was audible in the Sun's newsroom when this "massacre of the moggies" news item was unearthed from the bowels of Google.

They have generic names such as Sahelanthropus, Ardipithecus, Orrorin, Australopithecus, Paranthropus, and Kenyanthropus, and their remains were unearthed from the dust, stone and mud sediments laid down 3m, 4m and 5m years ago.

The video to Cherry Blossom, from her debut EP You & I Spring (released on 23 March through ParadYse/No Format), is a bleached-out affair that, combined with her voice's in-built graininess, makes it sound as if it's been unearthed from the 30s or 40s.

After Holland died in 1918, a jar of gold coins was unearthed from the greenhouse.

Archaeologists and art dealers have always been at odds over the best way to preserve and display the treasures that continue to be unearthed from sites all over the world.

A wonder in our midst begs to be unearthed from our excess, impatience and ignorance.

At Canary Wharf a 55-million-year-old piece of amber was unearthed from beneath the dock bed in 2009.