Sentence examples for stayed buried from inspiring English sources

By Russell Platt August 12, 2008 Leon Botstein's Bard Summerscape and Bard Music Festival always unearth piles of buried treasure — even if some of the works Botstein promotes should have stayed buried in the first place.

The popular racism in the American media more or less stopped, and stayed buried until the 1970s, when Japan emerged as an economic superpower.

Were it not for the intervention, in the late 1970s, of Martin Scorsese, he and Peeping Tom might have stayed buried for ever.

Thomas Buckner, a baritone, stayed buried in his notes and produced a sound that, while impressive in size, was unfortunately wedged in his nose.

An episode that should have stayed buried Little green men turned this earthling's face pink: Its 'Star Trek' cum 'Kaleidoscope' aura is embarrassing, but if the aliens really had landed they'd probably enjoy this pretty good show.

But, over time, she will teach him that ________ (there are some things that should have stayed buried in the past / childhood is a state of mind / murder isn't just a man's sport).

Subtext needs to stay buried.

Some garbage just won't stay buried.

But even underwater, the past will not stay buried.

But the bones of the holiday wouldn't stay buried.

Sometimes things like that need to stay buried.