Sentence examples for we've unearthed from inspiring English sources

"Before it was just small instances … Now we've unearthed a whole pool of data".

We've unearthed this cable from the Wikileaks archive of diplomatic correspondence from the United States Embassy in New Delhi, dated August 4, 2006 which alleges there was an active Iranian influence in Uttar Pradesh in the wake of heavy attacks that summer by Israel in Gaza and Lebanon.

Should a childhood fixation with all things ancient Egyptian be rekindled by the arrival of the latest blockbuster Tut exhibition, "Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs," now at Discovery Times Square Exposition, we've unearthed a trove of cool spring jewelry that would be the envy of a pharaoh.

These are the latest VC deals happening around Europe that we've unearthed.

That's why, in our fall fashion installment of Affordable Luxuries, we've unearthed the best deals for those seeking a Park Avenue look on a Park Slope budget.

The stock grants are significantly higher than what we've unearthed previously, but the model is the same.

This will tie in nicely with secret footage we have unearthed of the SNP cabinet attending their monthly black mass.

In one example we have unearthed, a British-registered firm, Pennard Chemicals Ltd, with an address at rental offices in Cannon St in the City of London, has had declared revenue over the last 3 years of more than 100 million euros, described as commission on unspecified Russian deals.

In summary, by applying the approximate symmetry reduction approach to perturbed coupled KdV equations which is an important physical model to describe many kinds of physical problems especially related to the two-layer fluids with unavoidable viscosity, we have unearthed that the similarity reduction solutions and similarity equations of different orders are coincident in their forms.

We have taken the unusual step of sharing information about these attacks with a broad audience not just because of the security and human rights implications of what we have unearthed, but also because this information goes to the heart of a much bigger global debate about freedom of speech.

"We have unearthed a few shows that, for different reasons, didn't necessarily make air, whether it was because there was like a big emergency and everyone dubbed all the programming or whatever it was.