Sentence examples for could have unearthed from inspiring English sources

I suppose I could have unearthed the pastry bag and piped the meringues into perfect swirls and swags.

The 9-11 Commission also concluded that "a maximum U.S. effort to investigate Moussaoui conceivably could have unearthed his connection to Binalshibh".

Wearing a sly smile, Gianni alarms Giovanni by offering intimate details about Giovanni's family that only the most dedicated stalker could have unearthed.

A young paleontologist working the same sparse, gray land 50 years ago could have unearthed this fossil bed without the knowledge necessary to read its amazing story.

Yet the Milins' reputation was actually pockmarked with lawsuits and regulatory actions — a dismal track record that Mr. Trump and his aides could have unearthed with a modicum of due diligence.

The devastating floods that have seen a third of Bosnia under water, and two dozen people killed, have sparked fresh concerns that the flowing water could have unearthed a number of the 120,000 unexploded landmines that still exist in the country.

"A maximum U.S. effort to investigate Moussaoui could conceivably have unearthed his connections to the Hamburg cell," one commission report said.

What is remarkable about the song being recorded by an 83-year-old woman is that Lynn's vocals are no less anguished; she could well have unearthed a lost love letter from a time capsule buried decades ago.

Researchers have unearthed what could be the smallest fossil ever of an adult dinosaur: a crow-size creature that could help prove the theory that birds evolved from little dinosaurs.

Archaeologists at the Roman Vindolanda Fort & Museum have unearthed dozens of circular huts which they believe could have been used as temporary refuges.

In case you missed the news, literary archaeologists have unearthed the evidence, more earthshaking and culture-shocking than any suppressed scroll Dan Brown could dream up.