Sentence examples for is unearthed from from inspiring English sources

Until more solid evidence for rice exploitation is unearthed from late Pleistocene sites, we have chosen to eliminate these sites from our discussion.

An unconscious little girl (the E.T.-type character) is unearthed from a coffin-like candy bar (wrapped in a signature Jonas & Francois typeface) and carried out of the room, while her friend (Elliot) trapped in medical monitors tortuously looks on.

But even as remains were unearthed from mass graves, many bodies could not be identified.

Between 1948 and 1952 similar fossils were unearthed from Swartkrans, South Africa, which proved to be another of the richest sources of early hominins.

The fireplace in the great hall was unearthed from Wanswell Court, a house on the estate - and the entire gatehouse was from Yate Court.

We were sitting on the verandah drinking tea and passing around a strange tooth that had just been unearthed from nearby Liang Bua cave.

Some are unearthed from burial sites, she said, and are often in pristine condition because they have been untouched for centuries.

Dominique Browning's review of Christopher Corbett's "Poker Bride: The First Chinese in the Wild West" (Feb. 21) discusses the "bride" of the title, Polly Bemis, as though she had just been unearthed from the archives.

Simopithecus, a giant ancestral forerunner, according to most authorities, of the present-day genus, Theropithecus (gelada), was unearthed from Olduvai Gorge and South Africa and was recently discovered also in India.

The stone tools were unearthed from sediments that are thought to have been laid down either 840,000 or 950,000 years ago, making them the oldest human artefacts ever found in Britain.

I imagine that a collective sigh of relief was audible in the Sun's newsroom when this "massacre of the moggies" news item was unearthed from the bowels of Google.