Sentence examples for he'd unearthed from inspiring English sources

He'd unearthed his copy — provided to him by a friend who'd worked as an appraiser for a California archive — on a housecleaning binge.

He'd unearthed a plastic bas-relief Porky Pig face, the rollers of a washing machine, the carcass of a Bakelite radio, and a doll's head with evenly spaced hair-holes, and brought them to his studio, thinking, Maybe someday.

Most of the rest of Steinberg's book takes place at Hill Cumorah, New York, where Joseph Smith said that he'd unearthed the gold tablets of the Book of Mormon, and where Steinberg attempted to participate in an weeklong pageant of the book's story, which Mormons stage each year.

Mr. Phaneuf (pronounced FAN-if) still says he will unearth its identity.

Perhaps one day he will unearth an American stove under his tulips, Attila's grave or the Sibylline Books; in a cultivated soil everything can be found.

Mohammadi is hopeful the Iran tribunal will unearth the truth about those bleak years.

Officials at Forbes say that there is a good chance that they will unearth more billionaires in Brazil in the coming years.

And if they search for the sporting contest that best symbolises our era and encapsulates the predominant spirit of our time, Mayweather-Pacquiao is what they will unearth.

"I'm sure people will find out why I have resigned and they will unearth the truth - who are these people, what are they doing, and how they are running ICC".

For $250 an hour he will work to unearth writers of forged or anonymous letters, E-mails or other meddlesome documents.

Devastating earthquakes will strike, he said, unearthing corpses of previously dead sinners to be "desecrated and shamed," followed by a series of calamities until Oct. 21, when the planet will be obliterated.