Sentence examples for later unearthed from inspiring English sources

Researchers later unearthed two other skulls said to be Schiller's.

In 1856 57 he excavated the remains of the mausoleum and later unearthed the ground plan of Cnidus.

It was converted into a bar some years before Prohibition, when in speakeasy fashion it sold homemade wine and the products of an old still that Mr. Balzano later unearthed.

Ms. Lewis's lawyers later unearthed what they called compelling evidence that it was Mr. Shallenberger who did the enticing, including his own statements that he devised the murder plan and a prison letter to a girlfriend in which he said he "got her to fall in love with me so she would give me the insurance money".

Mass graves discovered more than a decade later unearthed the remains of thousands of slaughtered Kurds and Shias.

A "secure empty trash" command will (tediously) overwrite particularly sensitive files to prevent them from being unearthed later on.

After being unearthed, the bamboo slips were severely eroded by microorganisms.

Admittedly he does now resemble a boiled sweet that was lost down the back of the sofa only to be unearthed months later, fuzzy and misshapen.

Unearthed decades later and shown by Rennó for the first time here, for European audiences these pictures of everyday life sliding into military rule demonstrate the ease with which democracy can slip away.

Caramoor's director of opera, Will Crutchfield, unearthed and later performed the Italian version in London, but he has since reconstructed a more complete French version, called "Élisabeth," which was first presented last night.

Fifty-eight years later, investigators have so far unearthed the remains of 108 people from the trench, a quarter of them women and children.