Sentence examples for unearthing clues from inspiring English sources

In the end, Pamplemousse manages to save the reputation of Le Guide, France's most prestigious restaurant directory, while unearthing clues to solve a most unsavory plot against the French and British governments.

But they're also unearthing clues along the way – studying earlier Gainsborough sketches, beneath the painting's surface, that are only visible with x-rays, for example, or breaking down the chemical composition of the painter's pigments – that will help the art detectives answer broader questions about how Gainsborough worked and the life of the portrait after it left his studio.

The tale follows two teenage girls through New York as they unearth clues about their grandmother's past.

Using the code, he helped unearth clues pointing to Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, who were executed as spies in 1953.

The promise for bioinformatics is that public genome data, mixed with proprietary sequence data, clinical data from previous drug efforts and other stores of information, could unearth clues about possible candidates for future drugs.Unlike banking, bioinformatics offers big challenges for data mining because of the greater complexity of the information and processes.

These lapses aside, "The Lost Painting" does an engrossing job of showing how art historians and art restorers work, and it demonstrates how their painstaking craft can unearth clues to the past, and how laborious, frustrating and occasionally rewarding that work can be.

In one, a friend stole an actor's cell phone to unearth clues.

Today's arrest was a major break in a murder case that has long confounded local and state authorities and produced several books written by journalists and detectives lured here in hopes of unearthing the clues that would crack the case.

But his mother keeps hidden everything he really wants to know and flies into inexplicable rages when he succeeds in unearthing a clue or two: an old photograph here, a yellowing magazine there.

As reported in Science today, the clever repurposing of one of its sensors has helped unearth new clues as to how the planet's Gale crater and Mount Sharp formed.

JJ breaks into Ivo's trailer, unearthing a clue, and when bones are found on the site, and Ray falls for one of the Jankos, a story direly in need of severe cutting begins to speed up a little.