Sentence examples for left unearthed from inspiring English sources

Message in an E-Bottle Some things buried in time capsules might best be left unearthed -- think Pet Rocks, Spandex pants or recordings by Tiny Tim.

Left unearthed and neglected, these vital spaces are subject to negative change and decay under the pressure of land use demands, among various other challenges.

Moreover, Stein writes, "the money being cut now will have lasting damage, both economic and medical, as cures to diseases are left undiscovered and treatments left unearthed".

Only a little less hard to fathom is the transition from Aura Rosenberg's 1989 rocks with pornographic photographs applied to them (which would better have been left unearthed) to her photographic glimpse of a pantry based on a text by Walter Benjamin.

But sometimes it seems impossible to write of anything else, and the loss of a child is a deep and particular grief; a root that spreads beneath all of the days of a year and leaves them unearthed.

The storm, which killed two people here, tore apart buildings and unearthed 100-year-old 100-year-old 100-year-old oaknearly 17,000 and treesutleftg area withistownhofpital or clinearlyat could handle emergencies.

Photo: Vehicles buried last year by the collapse of a retaining wall at Castle Village apartments in Upper Manhattan have been unearthed, but there was not much left to them.

Against that backdrop, Bright told the court he and his team had uncovered "an arsenal of smoking guns in this case" -- namely, notes from the prosecution unearthed decades after the trial that left no doubt that potential jurors in the Foster case were struck because they were black.

There is no suggestion that Wonga acted unlawfully or was aware it had left Sparham-Price penniless, but a coroner's report, which has recently been unearthed, called for a change to payday loan rules to prevent similar deaths in the future.

A11 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Car Owners Must Wait A Month After Wall Collapse A 75-foot retaining wall that collapsed onto a handful of parked cars last month in northern Manhattan has left car owners in an insurance limbo until the presumably crushed cars are unearthed, a process expected to take up to a year.

They look for geographical anomalies on the surface such as loose soil, unearthed rocks, unnatural changes in the levels of the land, and trash perhaps left behind by people who dug a hole.