Sentence examples for will have unearthed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "will have unearthed" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that an action of discovering or revealing something will be completed at a future point in time. Example: "By the end of the excavation, the team will have unearthed several ancient artifacts that shed light on the civilization."
Your mother will have unearthed the only tube of SPF 150+ ever manufactured in North America, and she will insist on nervously brandishing it at you every 10 minutes.
Yet, by then, England will need to have unearthed a threat from others in their ranks.
This will tie in nicely with secret footage we have unearthed of the SNP cabinet attending their monthly black mass.
The ongoing concern for Bilbao is that, even if Bielsa stays, bigger clubs willing to break their bank overdrafts to get the best players, will plunder the precocious talents that the Basques have unearthed.
Will it include some of the many scholars who have unearthed strong evidence that women have, in fact, served as priests and deacons throughout our church's history?
Time was we'd praise Alan Carr's dad for unearthing great players, but he doesn't seem to have unearthed any real gems for a while now.
In the later part of the game, you will discover how to tame monsters and let them take care of the islands you have unearthed.
That will be music to the ears of officials at the British Paralympic Asssociation, who in Cockroft have unearthed an explosive talent, as well as to all the fans she acquired by winning the T34 100m and 200m at the Paralympics.
Anti-lobbying campaigners have unearthed more than 100 cases where dead people are still paying politicians via their wills.
The authorities have unearthed no Isis ties.
They have not unearthed any W.M.D., but they have unearthed a lot of aspiring Iraqi democrats.
