Sentence examples for unearthed them from inspiring English sources

The recent 'pay cheque scandal' played into their hands to such an extent that many in Tehran believe principle-ists not only publicised the details of lucrative pay and bonuses enjoyed by leading executives but unearthed them in the first place.

This might mean leaving the bricks to dry somewhere first if you've unearthed them from a wet outdoor location.

"We can interpret and breathe life into them because she unearthed them for us".

The army had been cremating people as soon as they unearthed them in the rubble.

Many of these bones weren't discovered until 1963, when excavations to build Interstate 75 unearthed them.

The new figures were first reported by The Daily Telegraph, which unearthed them through a Freedom of Information request.

And yet diligent journalists have unearthed caches of them over time, still simmering out there.

Even now, weeks deep into the discount season, she has unearthed deals, among them a handful of items she sighted when they first bowed on the runways last spring.

But sometimes it seems impossible to write of anything else, and the loss of a child is a deep and particular grief; a root that spreads beneath all of the days of a year and leaves them unearthed.

Experts estimate that up to 250,000 live bombs remain scattered around Germany, and barely a week goes by without a bomb squad being summoned to one of them – unearthed, perhaps, by a hapless construction worker or a farmer tending to his fields.

Although no logical motive for murdering them was unearthed, the mere fact that they were men of affairs made some of the investigators conjecture that they might have had determined enemies.