Sentence examples for unearthed high from inspiring English sources

Another trip to the doctor unearthed high sugar levels in my urine - a sign of diabetes, and possibly brought on by my unprecedented consumption levels of American hard gums, as well as the erratic nourishment my body had been getting.

Once molecular secrets are unearthed, scientists use high-speed testing machines to find compounds that interact with the right genetic targets.

Archaeologists surmise that because of the villas' location, as well as the wealth of the mosaics and marble decorations that have been unearthed, their owners were probably high-ranking members of Roman society, perhaps senators or magistrates.

The stock grants are significantly higher than what we've unearthed previously, but the model is the same.

Records unearthed by the Guardian indicate that one such high-publicity operation, in which agents in Brooklyn found almost 200 kilograms of cocaine in a Brooklyn warehouse, much of it hidden in statues of the Virgin Mary, did not live up the DEA's boasts to have "dismantled all levels of criminal activity" involved.

For the Whole World to See," Death's newly unearthed recordings reveal a remarkable missing link between the high-energy hard rock of Detroit bands like the Stooges and MC5 from the late 1960s and early '70s and the high-velocity assault of punk from its breakthrough years of 1976 and '77.

And then there were the layers of gay subtext to be unearthed in all the various strands of straight acting in high and low culture of previous generations.

He has unearthed everything from the short stories Siegel wrote for his high school newspaper to the kinky illustrations Shuster was reduced to doing for sleazy magazines in the mid-1950s, just a few years after he and Siegel were separated from Superman and fired by National.

At first, these high street cannabis farms appeared to be one-offs, unearthed by chance.

The report was prompted by articles in the Seattle Times that unearthed scores of cases of fraud and abuse of tribal housing funds, usually by high-ranking tribal officials and their families.In one case, two tribal housing officers for the Tulalip tribe, north of Seattle, built for themselves a 5,300-square-foot 5,300-square-foot 5,300-square-foot

Below is the text of the article she wrote for the newspaper, The Pilot, unearthed at the Brooklyn Public Library by Vivian Yee, a Times reporter who's written more about Ms. Yellen's high school years on City Room.