Sentence examples for unearthing from inspiring English sources

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unearthing

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Present participle of unearth

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Exact(60)

"From Roman penknives to Canalettos, from enamelled reliquaries to model boats, we will be looking for connections, testing history, unearthing startling facts and putting real experts on the spot.

On the Israeli side, Binyamin Netanyahu, the prime minister, says that he has clobbered Hamas, the hardline Islamists who run the strip, and won this latest round by stopping the firing of rockets at Israel and by unearthing the cross-border tunnels intended to enable raiding parties to seize or murder Israelis.If so, he has paid a heavy price.

Hyperion, a British label that is strong in early music and especially at unearthing the work of obscure composers who have never been recorded before, happily admits that many of its releases do not cover their costs.

But even this heroic decision seems to have more to do with acceptance than with unearthing any new truth.

Gogo was married while her mother was abroad, wearing a "sedate and discreet" dress by another designer.Ms Secrest breaks new ground by unearthing the couturier's long-term lover and business partner.

Nailing a whole network is better than unearthing a single spy.

Local prosecutors have been unearthing the remains of victims of the once rampant "mystery murders" carried out by rogue members of the security forces.

And unearthing the past often means literally that: digging graves and studying the evidence.The trouble with truthIn Northern Ireland more than a decade after the "Troubles" largely ended, peace activists say there are still huge obstacles to a search for the full facts.

On departure, the last thing on his mind is unearthing the appropriate plugs and chargers from the suitcase clutter to replenish their batteries before hastening to catch a plane.

Particularly as selectors no longer have much chance of unearthing a miner.

Yet the past decade has seen various groups, often led by the relatives of Republican victims, unearthing the past often literally.In a recent trial in Madrid against Baltasar Garzón, Spain's most famous magistrate, relatives of slain victims aired their stories for the first time.

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