Sentence examples for unearthed today from inspiring English sources
(Anderson) ★ Kraftwerk: Retrospective 12345678 (Tuesday to Thursday, and April 13-17) The modestly self-described "robot pop" that was Kraftwerk's mid-1970s, minimalist electronic music proved to be some of the most influential pop of the era; the roots of its slim beats and technological curiosity can be unearthed today in New Wave, electronica, dubstep and more.
(Anderson) ★ Kraftwerk: Retrospective 12345678 (Friday to Tuesday) The modestly self-described "robot pop" that was Kraftwerk's mid-1970s, minimalist electronic music proved to be some of the most influential pop of the era; the roots of its slim beats and technological curiosity can be unearthed today in New Wave, electronica, dubstep and more.
Sony filed a patent last year (it was only unearthed today or yesterday) describing a universal video game controller.
The patent, which was originally filed back in late 2005 but was unearthed today, depicts a central "module-controller" that appears to lie at the heart of the media center.
Reports of daily deals site LivingSocial being in talks to raise around $500 million in Series E are now backed up by LivingSocial's amended and restated Certificate of Incorporation filed on March 31st and unearthed today by the VCExperts blog.
The NSA and its British counterpart the GCHQ have put extensive effort into hacking popular security software products to "track users and infiltrate networks," according to the latest round of Snowden docs unearthed today by The Intercept.
What could be unearthed tomorrow, and against whom?
The limestone circle, 38 feet across, caused a great fuss when it was unearthed five years ago.
The capsule was to be unearthed next week during a visit by Roosevelt's great-grandson Theodore Roosevelt IV.
Since the diesel scandal was unearthed, last year, Volkswagen sales have plummeted in the U.S. and slowed in Europe.
The other video clip was a television interview from September 2010 unearthed last week by the Middle East Media Research Institute, based in Washington, which tracks anti-Semitic statements in the Arab world.
