Sentence examples for that was unearthed from inspiring English sources

Last year, Boston archaeologists opened a time capsule that was unearthed by construction work on the city State House.

Each bone fragment that was unearthed, along with every flake of flint and anything else that might even remotely be of interest, was set aside to be taken back to the headquarters to be sorted and tagged.

In one email exchange that was unearthed, Gene Sperling, another Clinton adviser, estimated that the proposal could mean "Goldman and JP owe $8 billion or $18 billion". Such a sizable charge would be a huge surprise to Wall Street.

A manor house, thought to have included two halls and a courtyard, may be the most spectacular but Wilson is fond of a well that was unearthed containing pieces of wood, bone and leather.

The documentary uses some footage that was unearthed and digitally transferred for the first time, mainly images of the Americans and Soviets practicing and some game film, but still, there is very little left from the 1960 tournament.

Analyzing the contents of a small tin of white cream that was unearthed last year at an archaeological dig in London, the scientists conclude that it was a cosmetic face cream.

Most of the pieces that were unearthed at Hoi-an remain in the collections of Vietnamese museums; others were released for sale at auction.

Downtown offers other discoveries as well, the kind that are unearthed only by chefs who like to drive down unmarked roads.

In the course of doing their work they stumble on various patterns, phenomenon, and anomalies that are unearthed during their data sleuthing.

The backhoe, which the police said belonged to the provincial government, was apparently used to crush and tear apart two vehicles that were unearthed.

This year's Electronic Literature Organization (ELO) conference was titled, "Electronic Literature: Affiliations, Communities, Translations," a continuation of the organization's mission to shed light on unsung histories of electronic literature and the rich dialogue that is unearthed from its poetic and historic scholarship.