Sentence examples for managed to unearth from inspiring English sources
The commission has managed to unearth some compelling testimony.
How was it that Ms. Bush had managed to unearth a little black Dolce & Gabbana dress that, under any other circumstances, would have been described as conservative?
Although Ms. Hai Chang couldn't see it at first, after she had spent several days poring painstakingly through the storage rooms of two museums (many of her shows require "excavation" skills, she said) she managed to unearth the right material.
He calls Billy an accidental criminal—"a pure social bandit".To date, Mr Richardson's team has only managed to unearth parts of one person (a claimant to Billy's identity called John Miller) and locate a blood-stained bench.
I appreciate your recognizing that the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission "has managed to unearth some compelling testimony" as we examine the causes of the financial crisis that has gripped our nation.
All they managed to unearth was a small haul of guns, grenades and ammunition, a weapons cache left over from a conflict that claimed 200,000 lives and drove a million people from their homes.
The contradictions Gill manages to unearth in one small, placid patch of Irish ground are simply astonishing.
Without the ability to harness sophisticated computer tools that manipulate data, even the most highly trained expert would never manage to unearth the insights that are now starting to come into focus.
I suspect I am not alone in being an avid fan of The Apprentice, not so much because of the assorted numpties that the producers manage to unearth each year, but more to watch the Nick'n'Margaret show (or Fruit'n'Nut, as Nick calls them).
Somehow, 1080p manages to consistently unearth dozens of obscure and undervalued artists from the annals of the internet musicians working within the genre to produce tunes that are both danceable and interesting.
In addition to unearthing these shots, the folks over at Droid-Life also managed to pull together some specs.
