Sentence examples for unearthed between from inspiring English sources
It was first unearthed between 1899 and 1905 in a cave known as the Krapina rock shelter in Croatia.
The glass sampled for this study comes from 59 vessel fragments unearthed between 1988 and 1996 in excavation trenches across the Acropolis administrative building, and dates typologically between the late 2nd and early 1st centuries BCE [40: pp. 245 246].
The bone part of an upper left rib from an adult male Neandertal was originally unearthed between 1899 and 1905 during the excavation of Krapina, a cave in northern Croatia which has yielded hundreds of ancient human remains.
Unearthed between 1949 and 1963, the controversial artifacts were made during a transitional time, when modern humans were sweeping across Europe and the Neandertals who had lived there for hundreds of thousands of years were dying out.
The president's allies seized on a new text message the report unearthed between special agents involved in the investigation, who expressed a desire to stop Trump from getting elected.
In Butler Library's Rare Book and Manuscript Library, German unearthed correspondence between Young and Merriam from the early 1890s.
The MKSS, the peasants' and workers' organisation I work with, unearthed startling discrepancies between government records of labour and the reality of what was happening on the ground.
A $23.5 billion contract to lease new tankers based on the Boeing 767 was revoked when a congressional investigation (led by John McCain) unearthed criminal collusion between the aerospace firm and an air-force official.
The letter included dozens of attachments of unearthed internal correspondence between the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and Duke Energy regarding the flood threat at Oconee.
Similar IPA analysis elucidated the TAp63 centric network and unearthed interesting relationships between TAp63 and its predicted co-regulators (blue molecules) in human cells.
Investigations into other fiddled benchmarks have unearthed reams of messages between traders blithely discussing their swindles.The risk of manipulation could be vastly diminished by using a benchmark that relies on more than just 60 seconds of trading, points out Mark Taylor, dean of Warwick Business School and a former currency-fund manager.
