Sentence examples for unearthed to be from inspiring English sources

"I think that it is time to put archaeology in the front line," said Mr. Finkelstein, the co-author with Neil Asher Silberman of "The Bible Unearthed," to be published in January by The Free Press.

After a debate between Utah state officials and church leaders -- what has been called Utah's "unique church-state tango" -- about state laws requiring unearthed bones to be forensically examined for cause of death, the church had the remains quickly reburied without any extensive examination that might have drawn new attention to the brutality of the murders.

The late singer's first recording sessions for Columbia Records have been unearthed, and are to be released as You & I, a collection featuring nine cover versions (the Smiths; Bob Dylan etc) and two originals.

The second, a CD box-set called "The Unreleased Recordings," is the first installment of unearthed radio transcriptions to be issued by Time Life.

But the "Draft Life with blog" [JP] unearthed what appear to be the first pictures of the device today – and if these photos are real, we are in for a very thin and very pretty Android phone.

The charts are broken up into a few areas: the familiar genre breakdown, as well as some categories like "Superstars" and "Unearthed" that appear to be built based on current Twitter trends and trajectory of artist mentions.

All too often that hidden sensitivity (mostly attributed to women) is never unearthed or able to be released.

Each stage of data collection informed the next, following an iterative approach that a) allowed the study to evolve in relation to the issues being unearthed and b) to be responsive in relation to changes within sites or new sites becoming visible during the process of the study.

The earliest fossils of land plants unearthed to date are 425 million years old.

What secrets have yet to be unearthed?

We expect huge numbers of bodies to be unearthed".