Sentence examples for when unearthed from inspiring English sources

And all I did was crank down the lab temperature to stymie additional deterioration" that comes when unearthed artifacts are exposed to oxygen.

Similarly, the look's most popular components — tweedy vests, woolen trousers, henley undershirts, dark wool ties, scratchy cotton shirts — appear to have an added dose of authenticity when unearthed in tucked-away shops like Amoskeag XX and Against Nature on the Lower East Side, or Hollander & Lexer in Brooklyn.

Technology and its "products", when unearthed from archaeologists, are irrefutable witnesses of the technological level of each era and place.

How do shrewd and sophisticated investors get taken by schemes that, when unearthed, read like utter absurdities?

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

The goal was to build a future directly on foundations unearthed from the past -- literally unearthed when, in the 16th century, archaeology began to play a part.

The limestone circle, 38 feet across, caused a great fuss when it was unearthed five years ago.

The pieces were unearthed when grave robbers went looking for gems.

Cannons and wooden planks, presumably from Tijger, were unearthed when the original World Trade Center's foundation was constructed.

Human remains and musket balls were unearthed when the park's East Drive was being built in 1866.

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.