Sentence examples for ever unearthed from inspiring English sources

The site is small, but the ball court, more than 100 feet long, is one of the biggest ever unearthed.

Over the last decade, paleontologists in Europe, especially in Spain, have found many new bone caches, including some of the largest and most complete dinosaur remains ever unearthed.

And so do Ferrell and Wiig, two of the greatest all-round utility players Saturday Night Live ever unearthed.

But this was no ordinary Tuber magnatum: at nearly twice the weight of the previous record holder, it was the largest specimen ever unearthed.

(Hume had hoped to dig up the world's first complete skeleton, which would have given science the sure knowledge of the ratio of a dodo's bone measurements; with that information, one would know the size of every dodo ever unearthed, even if represented by only a single bone).

The 7-ton dinosaur, one of the five most complete specimens ever unearthed, will become the centerpiece of the museum's $48 million renovated National Fossil Hall, scheduled to debut in 2019.

No convincing evidence of a Benghazi conspiracy has ever been unearthed.

When Blair's attack on the BBC was launched, his supporters ridiculed the suggestion that secret government documents and embarrassing emails would ever be unearthed, let alone publicised.

Read the full review The New Vic celebrated the 2009 discovery of the Staffordshire Hoard – the most significant cache of Anglo-Saxon loot ever to be unearthed in England – with not one, not two, but 19 new plays (even more if one included the volunteer storytellers circulating the shopping precincts of Stoke throughout June).

A corpse was even unearthed during excavations.

Instead of looking back at 20 years of Disneyland Paris, the illusion is that this theme park has been here for ever – that it was only unearthed in 1992.