Sentence examples for which I unearthed from inspiring English sources

I had just one, which I unearthed in a frantic search of my apartment.

All of which brings me back to the New York Times and the helpful, informative sentence quoted above, which I unearthed in a recent Times Online "topics" piece on drones.

All that, plus the return to these pages of Bugatchi Uomo, which I first unearthed at Nordstrom Rack but which has been hiding since.

The 1940 census, which I was able to unearth some time ago via a leaf on the ancestry.com database, showed me that, fair skin and green eyes aside, he was designated "Negro".

The evidence that Lord Hutton unearthed, about which I wrote a long article for the magazine, effectively destroyed Tony Blair's reputation.

Then I reach down and unearth that which I swallowed, squelched and abandoned.

They may be more vigorous than PwC's audits, which never unearthed anything amiss in previous years.

But in 2008 Trump praised Paulson by name in an interview with CNN, which was unearthed by BuzzFeed.

Regional cuisine features truffles, which are unearthed among oak trees by trained pigs and dogs between November and March, and fine pâtés de foie gras.

With the remains, which were unearthed in a trash pit, there was a handkerchief with flowers embroidered on it, he said.

The Canadian mining company which this week unearthed the world's largest diamond in more than a century says it cannot put a value on the 222g (7.8oz) stone.