Sentence examples for time uncovered from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately it must have spent time uncovered in the refrigerator.

Time uncovered a stunning series of images of burlesque stars called "How A Wife Should Undress".

Forensic musicologist Joe Bennett spends much of his time uncovering some of the more costly mysteries of the musical world, analysing compositions and working out whether they are original or have been copied.

As they waited for the plant manager to repair a fan belt on the shredder, the officers rummaged through the boxes one last time, uncovering a carrot peeler, some knitting needles, a bag of Bic razors and felt-tip markers (seized to prevent graffiti) amid the vicious-looking knives.

Inquiring investors would have had a hard time uncovering the well-disguised role of the promoters or their backgrounds.

Each day in your journal write down the lies you have told (we all tell them much of the time), uncover the reasons why you lie, and understand what you will have to change within yourself to become more honest.

As someone who spends her time uncovering the myriad ways in which animal rearing aids the environment, she finds the prospect of an entirely vegan society "very, very frightening".

By taking this integrative approach, these data highlight the complex nature of phenotypic impacts of ocean acidification, while at the same time uncovering the less accessible underlying physiological processes.

Although the patients were informed, the findings had not been publicly revealed until The Times uncovered them.

In late 2011, The Times uncovered a classified interview transcripts of United States troops discussing the Haditha massacre, which reveal the scope of civilian killings in Iraq.

The story of how The Sunday Times uncovered the truth is an odd one that involves, as seems so often the case these days, Twitter.