Sentence examples for unearthed this from inspiring English sources

Mari had a central mound, however no temple or palaces have been unearthed, although a large building that seem to have been an administrative one was unearthed, this building had stone foundations and dimensions of (32 meters X 25 meters), with rooms up to 12 meters long and 6 meters wide.

Unless something really serious is unearthed, this is just not going to do it.

'Hidden Treasures' When a historical society cleans out its attics, hidden treasures are bound to be unearthed; this is how the curators at the Southold Historical Society came up with "Hidden Treasures" from 10 collections not usually exhibited.

Most of it is previously unseen and only recently unearthed, this most celebrated of celebrity photographers having gone through his archives of late and come up with a batch of prints that he himself hasn't laid eyes on in almost a generation.

Luckily, Everything Is Terrible unearthed this brilliant instructional video from the late 80s, and in it Kathryn Brown teaches us to flirt should the occasion ever arise.

When Italian cryptographer Giancarlo Gianazza first claimed to have unearthed this code, he wasn't taken particularly seriously apart from, that is, by David Heath, a self-proclaimed psychic.

This does not mean value can no longer be unearthed in this area of the market, but care does need to be taken.

Extensive investigations into the most significant reported threat unearthed this year, a years-old Qaeda surveillance operation thought to be aimed at five financial institutions in New York, Newark and Washington, has found no sign that it had evolved into concrete operations.

So far as Og could tell, the most significant fact to be unearthed from this doodah was that nobody attending it ever got laid or found anything at the thinly stocked buffet tables better than stale bagels and metallic-tasting cheese spreads.

The strangest manuscript to be unearthed and republished this season is probably TARANTULA (Scribner, paper, $14), Dylan's slim Dadaist novel, first issued in 1971.

This unearthed piece of Americana is also the first title published Johnny Depp's new imprint, and includes an introduction by Depp and Douglas Brinkley, which tells the story of the novel's writing and rediscovery.