Sentence examples similar to plus of unearthing from inspiring English sources

Particularly as selectors no longer have much chance of unearthing a miner.

The jubilation of unearthing such a document is beset by a sobering reality.

For nearly a century, historians have trolled stacks of dusty tomes in hopes of unearthing the origins of baseball.

The more horses you can afford to buy, the better your chances of unearthing the Big Horse for the Big Race.

That is the principal message of "Unearthing the Allure of Gems," at the Bruce Museum of Arts and Science in Greenwich.

You'd say, 'Is this a joke?' " It is, instead, the peril of unearthing the past here.

The purpose of withholding immunity is not to punish but to preserve the only chance of unearthing the details of Mr. Bush's outlaw eavesdropping.

The director of Le Bal, Diane Dufour, described the complex task of unearthing the books without systematic cultural records: each was as much a material get as a historical discovery.

The act of unearthing something that was last seen by someone thousands of years ago is probably one of the biggest thrills of archaeology.

In Tennessee, a Republican candidate accused his Democratic challenger of unearthing a divorce proceeding containing an accusation about intimidating his wife with a gun.

Beholding a cast of this size -- 12 characters and assorted walk-ons -- is one of the pleasures of unearthing a buried play.