Sentence examples for unearthed gems from inspiring English sources
Each of us had unearthed gems and, in a number of instances, we were even in agreement.
Mr. Stiles, who proclaimed himself the King of Nostalgia and the Vicar of Vintage Vinyl, unearthed gems from his collection of 200,000 or so recordings going back to the big band era of the 1930s and sometimes the Roaring Twenties.
Take a look at this tracklist if you're not convinced: Romare, HNNY, Lapalux, Aubert himself sits amongst unearthed gems like Dressin Red's "Our Love" and Mirau label mates Janis and Good Guy Mikesh.
In a year of regurgitation of forgotten classics and unearthed gems – otherwise known as edits – it's nice that a story of moderate underground success can shine like a tarnished sheet of corrugated metal fashioned into some sort of award for being generally awesome.
Yet the story of these Jews is so compelling, and the author's reporting of it so assiduous, that she deserves leniency.Indeed, she has unearthed gems.
We knew that young Suraj Sharma was never near a real uncaged tiger while shooting Life of Pi, which is why Drafthouse Films, the Austin-based upstart theatre chain and distributor of hard-to-categorised movies, is pushing the behind-the-scenes elements of their unearthed gem Roar as much as the film itself.
The latest unearthed gem: the ability to record video of what's happening on your iPhone/iPad right into OS X.
But since these are the very standards we have, Celtic have cause to believe they might just have unearthed a gem in Beram Kayal.
This morning, the LA Times entertainment reporter, Amy Kaufman, unearthed dozens of gems about young iconoclast, Bella Thorne, in a colourful profile.
This morning, the LA Times entertainment reporter, Amy Kaufman, unearthed dozens of gems about young iconoclast, Bella Thorne, in a colorful profile.
While there are certainly some deeper gems unearthed, and "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" and "Guardians of the Galaxy" are absent, it's still impressive, and can only mean there's more to come.
