Sentence examples for buried something from inspiring English sources

It was puzzling, but one obvious explanation was that the Germans had buried something here and the Russians had excavated it.

A REPORTER AT LARGE about serial killer Hadden Clark, whom writer distantly remembers playing with as a child... Describes how Clark probably murdered a woman named Laura Houghteling in Bethesda, Maryland, and may have buried something or someone, in his family's cemetery in Wellfleet, Massachusetts.

There are also several outstanding questions about Omar's death, with no detail on exactly how or where he died, or where he was buried – something that may not be revealed for years, his biographer, Bette Dam, said, quoting a senior Taliban official: "You can't find the grave, the grave is secret," he told her, after confirming the death.

By Alec Wilkinson The New Yorker, September 4, 2000 P. 64 A REPORTER AT LARGE about serial killer Hadden Clark, whom writer distantly remembers playing with as a child... Describes how Clark probably murdered a woman named Laura Houghteling in Bethesda, Maryland, and may have buried something or someone, in his family's cemetery in Wellfleet, Massachusetts..

About 2000 years ago in what is today western Illinois, a group of Native Americans buried something unusual in a sacred place.

Sterling: "And the press just buried something you said that tied all of that together?" Bundy: "No, that's pretty much what I said".

This is burying something because it is telling you the answer you don't want to hear," she said.

No matter how fanciful what we write is, we always bury something of ourselves in the foundations.

You're dead!'" She brushes her palms clean, as though she's just finishing burying something with her bare hands.

"When someone purposely buries something to maintain secrecy, and they do it with such temerity, there is nothing," he said stopping short.

But based on photographs and on several passages in the confession that he interprets as word play (notably the notion of burying something at a summit), Mr. Koenigsberg said the confession had struck him as a sly hoax.