Sentence examples for hidden artefacts from inspiring English sources
Taking advantage of learning opportunities with a pragmatic mindset is often encouraged throughout adventures such as The Legend of Zelda – which rewards learned behaviours including shooting arrows accurately, gaining a proficiency in fishing and collecting hidden artefacts.
The militants also beheaded Khaled al-Assaad, the elderly head of Palmyra's antiquities, after he refused to pass on the location of hidden artefacts.
These include hidden artefacts to collect, three new mini games – track laying puzzler Toy Train, the coin-collecting Fish and the eccentric Puppet Theatre – and video episodes that reveal some background information on the various characters you've met.
The group beheaded the elderly keeper of the city's treasures, Khaled al-Assaad, and hung his body from a pole after he apparently refused to divulge the location of hidden artefacts.
Khaled al-Assad, the head of antiquities for the ancient city, was killed after he reportedly hid some artefacts and refused to disclose the location to Isis.
Such surveys involve the use of magnetometers and ground-penetrating radar to pinpoint manmade artefacts hidden underground.
"It's a super idea," he – or perhaps she – says, to "reveal those museum artefacts hidden behind closed doors".
This may be true even when disagreements between markers remain, due to lateral gene transfer, hidden paralogy or artefacts [ 5].
Yet, if the hairs of a bear all quite likely share a same origin, in a context of lateral gene transfers (hidden paralogy and artefacts), the a priori hypothesis that there is a common phylogenetic history for the genes might be very risky to embrace, as the resulting truth might well be very artefactual.
They're looking for the tonnes of ancient artefacts that lie hidden in Bulgaria's soil.
People of the Book by the Pulitzer prize-winning author Geraldine Brooks is based on real-life events surrounding the Sarajevo Haggadah, a sacred Jewish artefact that was kept hidden from the Nazis by a Muslim scholar (Fourth Estate, £16.99).
