Sentence examples for unearth from inspiring English sources

Rather than acting as a tool to unearth the fragility of the human psyche, the effect is the equivalent to Dirty Dancing if Johnny Castle was crippled by, say, Tourette syndrome.

Increasingly, teams are finding it cheaper to recruit players from abroad than to unearth them at home.

Oxford University Press analysed 120,421 entries to the competition to unearth insights into the lives of British children and the ways they use English.

However, if the tribunal does unearth evidence of any crimes committed, this material can be passed on to the Police Service of Northern Ireland.

If the Dogs can unearth some reliable tall forwards, the likes of Bontempelli, Macrae, Liberatore, Wallis and Hrovat could be a scary proposition in the next couple of years.

On October 10th, Israeli tanks, bulldozers and helicopters entered the Yebna refugee camp there, ostensibly to unearth tunnels used to smuggle arms from Egypt.The Israelis found three tunnels but no arms.

The message was that Mr Pieper and John Duerden, a former boss of Dictaphone who was hurriedly appointed chief executive in August, replacing Gaston Bastaiens, had the authority to unearth the truth and clean up the mess.