Sentence examples for unearthed one of from inspiring English sources

Weyand and her associates have unearthed one of this painful disease's critical secrets by experimentally peering inside a T cell.

Wesley Gordon, a teacher and science coordinator for the San Lorenzo Unified School District, and many of his students (ranging in age from 7 to 13), unearthed one of the best preserved fossil sites in North America.

The final pleas to the jury came on the 14th day of a trial in Manhattan federal court that is the climax of a four-year investigation that unearthed one of the biggest art scandals in recent history and exposed a pattern of cozy, lucrative and often illegal dealings between two houses that had often been portrayed as cutthroat competitors.

The massive project sent workers moving almost 10 million cubic yards of rocks and soil, where they unearthed one of the most complete collections of Bay Area fossils found in more than 50 years.

As her story continued, she also unearthed one of the factors why traditional media is hesitant to expand participation and engagement through social channels, "I had to be careful however.

Now the blog VentureBeat has unearthed one of those problems involving a site I wrote about, Blippy, which lets people publish their credit card purchases online.

He was buried with pomp, golden ornaments and a glorious catafalque and then forgotten for 30 centuries, to be unearthed in one of archaeology's most romantic moments.

Metres up the road, rescue workers unearthed five bodies, one of them a child whose limp corpse was eventually tugged from the debris, wrapped in a black bin-liner and dispatched to the local mortuary in a mud-covered ambulance.

Exhibits include many unusual local objects and artefacts, such as the recently unearthed Frome hoard, one of the largest collections of silver and bronze Roman coins that has ever been found in Britain.

Princeton's expeditions of the 1930s at the ancient city Antioch-on the-Orontes, located near the modern city of Antakya, Turkey, unearthed archaeological treasures of one of the most important cultural and political centers of the Roman Empire.

With the release of "Recording Black Culture," an album consisting largely of newly unearthed acetates made by one of the collectors, John Work III, we now have the music itself to buttress this claim.