Sentence examples for or unearthed from inspiring English sources

Mummies, well preserved, have been found at 20,000 feet or unearthed at construction sites around Lima.

He responded to every new statement or unearthed fact with a dozen questions: If this is true, then what must also be true?

All the items in the altar are scraped from the streets or unearthed from the artists' homes, collected over the course of three years.

Honestly, when will cheating couples finally learn to keep their declarations of passion out of anything that could conceivably be stolen by a lady's maid, discovered by a suspicious spouse or unearthed by a cyber sleuth?

This is phrasal verse whose disjunctions and juxtapositions and seeming compositional meanderings are as alert to humankind's most important transactional commodity--language--as anything else our contemporary culture has invented or unearthed.

If you've ever dug a bag of limp lettuce out of the produce drawer or unearthed a box of berries covered in furry mold, this one's for you: Put your fruits and veggies into the freezer if you don't expect to eat it before it turns rancid.

Other dinosaur fossils are either much older, or were unearthed after being washed from their original graves into much younger sediments, long after they died.

For much the same reason, Ms. Aghion also chose not to incorporate the film of swollen corpses floating in rivers or being unearthed from mass graves that became all too familiar in 1994.

One of Cole's methods for achieving the effect of emotional nakedness is in the pairing of a precise image (often one involving contact with the feral beauty of the animal world) with a description of an inner state or an unearthed memory: his associations seem spontaneous, delivering to us the view of a mind laid open.

If no grasses are available, mud or roots unearthed from marsh beds are employed.

Anecdotal reports and formal scientific evidence have not ruled out the possibility that the virus may survive prolonged periods in preserved skin and tissue material, such as those that might be on display in museums, or in unearthed human remains.