Sentence examples for unearthed point from inspiring English sources

The front-runner in this year's race to succeed Mr Peres, Ehud Barak, contends that, even if the attorney-general affair does not result in criminal charges, the facts that have been unearthed point to moral rot at the core of the government's decision-making.

Why is poor old Elin always on hand just in time to find a bloodied body: in this case Sarah, finally unearthed, briefly on the point of blurting out something significant, but five minutes later dead on a railway line?

Most of his finds are unearthed online, he said, pointing out that Web browsing still has nothing on the tactile pleasures of "binning," that is, spending one's off-hours flipping through albums in milk crates and bins.

The latest word, unearthed by Venture Beat, points to a March 29 launch for the Samsung Galaxy S8 – a full month after Mobile World Congress.

MPs pointed to evidence unearthed in investigations published in November in the Guardian and more than 20 news outlets around the world, under the auspices of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ).

At that point, Ms. Anderson said, the board unearthed problems that included unpaid bills, significant unreported cost overruns, and income that had been booked from a co-producing arrangement that had not been finalized.

Local iwi are asking the public to avoid the eastern side of Ōkurei Point in Maketū after a landslide unearthed human remains.

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A bright spot waiting to be unearthed.

Puccini: Messa di Gloria; Preludio Sinfonico; Crisantemi Palombi/Lundberg/ HungarianOpera Orch and Radio Choir/Morandi (Naxos) *** £4.99 Written in his early 20s but unearthed only in the 1950s, Puccini's Messa di Gloria points forward to his operatic style in colour and dramatic force.

Mac Rumors have unearthed evidence in the latest iPhone 4.0 beta SDK that points pretty clearly to 720p video recording.