Sentence examples for lie undiscovered from inspiring English sources

After a macabre photoshoot, his remains were spirited away to lie undiscovered for another two decades.

He had found bodies killed by the rebels, but how many lie undiscovered in the jungle is unknown.

The Sea of Trees is large, fourteen square miles, so bodies can lie undiscovered for months; tourists photograph corpses and scavenge for abandoned possessions.

Around a quarter of all medicines originate from tropical forest plants, and it's a fair bet that cures for many of humanity's present and future ills lie undiscovered below the verdant canopy.

In short, because considerable logical complexity can lie undiscovered in the thoughts expressed by relatively-simple sentences, non-derivability is no guarantee of independence, in the Fregean scheme of things.

Officials and ranchers estimate that hundreds more have probably died in Brooks County, but their bodies lie undiscovered on the cattle and hunting ranches, some of which are barren expanses larger than San Francisco.

However, historian Raphael Toledano found that some remains were still lying undiscovered in the institute 70 years on.

Lamara Bell, 25, is reportedly in a medically induced coma at Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, after lying undiscovered in the crashed vehicle which was reported to the police in Sunday but not followed up for three days.

I thought, for example, about the way that so much of Roman London, which had lain undiscovered for centuries, had been revealed by the Blitz; and how the bombed city itself quickly came to resemble a classical ruin.

A lock of hair from the horse ridden by the Duke of Wellington during the battle of Waterloo is to be being auctioned off after lying undiscovered for more than a century.

As a 15-year-old, he remembers reading Charles Ross's seminal biography of the late monarch and developing a preoccupation with Richard III, whose body had lain undiscovered for centuries.