Sentence examples for expected to unearth from inspiring English sources

When Karen Thornton delved into her genealogy, she expected to unearth information about her ancestors and recapture her heritage.

FOR nearly a year, it has been apparent that the stocks of illicit weapons the Bush administration expected to unearth in Iraq were not there.

Archaeologists expect to unearth some 3,000 skeletons during the dig, potentially including that of  the Leveller martyr – Robert Lockyer.

There is no doubt that the Social Democratic Party sponsors expect to unearth huge grassroots support to provide the electoral framework which will launch them as an efficient election-winning organisation.

Brooks's newspaper ran the full dialogue of messages from the phones of Kate Middleton and the actress Sienna Miller; one might be expected to ask how the reporter unearthed this material.

This provides a comprehensive, current and content-specific literature support that is expected to save time and effort and even unearth new information.

The operation to unearth the British-made sea mine is expected to begin at 05 30 BST.

The unearthing of the bones is "not expected to impact significantly on the construction schedule", according to the store's owner.

The settlement is expected to be ratified at the Nov. 13 meeting of the New York Temporary State Commission on Lobbying, unless investigators unearth new information about Mr. Trump's lobbying activities in New York.

I expected to get some high-fives from this crowd, the way I would in book circles if I had unearthed an unjustly neglected writer, another Dawn Powell.

The consultants, tasked with unearthing whether homeowners were wrongfully evicted, had close ties to both the regulators and the banks they were expected to examine.