Sentence examples for unearthed it so from inspiring English sources

Here last night Arjen Robben, most spectacularly, and Wesley Sneijder almost every time he touched the ball, unearthed it so effortlessly that it might have been a slap across the face of the deeply committed Pearce and the impassioned Parker.

But as long buried secrets are unearthed, it becomes clear that respectability has been built on shaky foundations.

There's simply too much unearthed value to knowing about much of what our friends plan to do to leave information about it so restricted to personal calendars and individuals' heads.

"Barker was more direct in basically saying, 'You guys are never going to make it, so you might as well be in my film.' " She estimates that Barker made hundreds of versions of "The Kidnappers Foil," but fewer than 20 have been unearthed and digitized.

British accomplices in last week's botched efforts could yet be unearthed, but so far the suspects are Indian, Jordanian and Iraqi (though one was born in Aylesbury).

Then, says Rowbotham, they realised that hardly any women's history had actually been written (and that which had was yet to be unearthed) so ­decided to focus on the contemporary position of women instead.

His sternum had been sawed through, and the way his chest cavity was opened, the unearthed fat like so much sour cream, made me think of a baked potato.

As Constantinidi notes, when long-buried Tang treasures were unearthed, so were the molds, which helps in making forgeries.

Having said that, triple j has an incredible music team and Unearthed, so I can always still bug them about someone cool that they should support.

In preparing for this symposium, Stewart's article was unearthed, and it seemed appropriate to publish it as part of this symposium issue.

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