Sentence examples for help unearth from inspiring English sources
He thought a bounty might help unearth a few.
Lost to many, that is, but not to the archaeologists who have been coming here for years, sometimes decades, to help unearth that history.
Mr. Salvator also arranges for the building's superintendent and the housekeeper to help unearth the family of nutcrackers that he bought, and the ribbons and ornaments he has collected, from the storage bin in the basement, so that he and his associates can swag the place like a Victorian engraving, a task he completed last Saturday, just hours before the family arrived.
Want to help unearth the largest Neolithic settlement in the Near East?
Again, rather than being a handicap for job seekers, Mr Jones says the programs can help unearth candidates whose CVs might not stand up to traditional scrutiny.
Six-time Paralympic champion David Weir and his long-term coach Jenny Archer have launched a new academy to help unearth future Paralympic medallists.
The subject is particularly pertinent for Bradby, who, unwittingly at first, helped unearth the hacking scandal.
When Mr. Loeb helped unearth the fact that Mr. Thompson had falsified part of his résumé, the game was over.
Using the code, he helped unearth clues pointing to Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, who were executed as spies in 1953.
(After the war he helped unearth etchings by Chagall and the diary of Theodor Herzl, the father of political Zionism).
He helped unearth many of them when he briefly returned to Vilna after the war, and those treasures wound up in YIVO's home in exile in Manhattan.
