Sentence examples for when i unearthed from inspiring English sources

I was about 10 when I unearthed my first epimedium.

The white dog watched me, whimpering,as if he disapproved of what I was doing but when I unearthed a bone and threw ithe bounded away, barking, into the field.

But when I unearthed some three-week-old spaghetti with pesto from the back of my refrigerator, I said, "Enough!" As I dumped it, a vision appeared before me: Eli Zabar.

And, this was when I unearthed some startling news: There had been a major medication screw-up by the hospital and a complete lack of diligent follow-up care at the assisted living facility!

And then years later, when I was home for the holidays, the sled was unearthed.

I was reminded of it again recently, when I came upon a study reported in the British press that unearthed what seemed on the surface to be a disturbing new trend: Girls, aged 7 to 11, were expressing "violence and hatred" towards their Barbie dolls and acting on their emotions in the most barbarous ways — decapitating the dolls, pulling off their limbs and melting them in microwave ovens.

The landscape that I saw and felt when I was writing The Loney was one of co-existing opposites: then and now, buried and unearthed, permanent and transitory, real and unreal.

The announcement, on February 4th, that forensic analysis had confirmed that a skeleton unearthed six feet under a social-services parking lot, in the English Midlands… When I was a student, I used to go at the end of the school year to the Yale Co-op to see what I could… There is no abstract available for this article, but its contents are reflected in the displayed keywords.

Years ago, when I lived here, I developed a compulsion to dig along roadsides and in people's back gardens (with permission, usually) and unearthed great numbers of china shards from the 18th through 20th centuries.

WHEN FOSCARO UNEARTHED THE BIG truffle of the day, we were all ravished by the smell.

Sometimes I notice it in other artists' work when hearing an unearthed early demo version of a well-known song, or a slightly different live performance.