Sentence examples for unearthed enough from inspiring English sources
Mr. Freeh said the investigation had not unearthed enough evidence to charge him at the time.
In The Times, William Grimes praised Helms's "stupendous job of reporting," which unearthed "enough material to generate a dozen Len Deighton novels".
When he had unearthed enough of it, David closed the top edge of the page in his fist and pulled it out whole.
It is the slimmest of outputs, yet Burnett, who deserves some sort of medal for having the valor to submit Housman, of all people, to editorial attention, has unearthed enough variations and allusions to fill five hundred and eighty pages.
In his next at-bat, he unearthed enough speed to turn a double into a triple and went on to score his second run of the game -- his fifth of the World Series.
Mr. Chernow argues that this project has unearthed enough new material to warrant "a large-scale, one-volume, cradle-to-grave narrative" about Washington, despite the excellent work of biographers including Joseph J. Ellis and James T. Flexner and the reading public's impression that the story of Washington's life is already well known.
That skull, and the thousands more that will be unearthed, are enough for me.
In the context of the contentious budget debate in Congress, one can only hope that the disclosures it unearthed will generate enough of an uproar to spur a full investigation of those responsible for such waste of taxpayers' money.
If the unearthed rocks are hot enough and the pressure released great enough, the rock will melt and lava will flow.
Some few unearthed victims did survive, enough to tell the tale.
In the end no note was found, no secret unearthed that could explain his actions enough for the author to say, 'oh, so that's what happened,' but she does a spectacular job of taking us with her on a journey not dissimilar to one most of us must take.
