Sentence examples for world unearthed from inspiring English sources

It should remember that Mr Murdoch's Sunday Times had the resources to uncover corruption at football's governing body Fifa, and the now defunct News of the World unearthed a betting scandal involving Pakistani cricketers.

The specimens come from around the world, many personally unearthed by the Rices.

And it's not cheap to run what is "the most restrictive immigration control regime in the world," according to costs unearthed by the Global Detention Project.

Well brace yourself, says the pumped-up, gravelly voiceover of Truffle Wars because now "a secret world of foraging has been unearthed!".

The mysterious loss of five calvaria of Homo erectus and three skulls of Homo sapiens sapiens, unearthed from Zhoukoudian, a world cultural heritage site, during World War II is a great loss for paleoanthropological research.

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

Ashkelon cemetery in the South District of Israel is perhaps the best-documented dog cemetery in the ancient world, but dog mummies have been unearthed en masse in sites across Egypt including Rhoda in Upper Egypt, Thebes, Abydos, and near Maghagha.

"What a profound transformation in our intellectual world would occur if these treasures were unearthed.

Archaeologists and art dealers have always been at odds over the best way to preserve and display the treasures that continue to be unearthed from sites all over the world.

He has also unearthed highlights of Northern Ireland's first World Cup group game against Czechoslovakia, which had lain dormant for decades in England, with help from BBC NI media manager Declan Doherty.

No, "Kingdom of Earth" is not, suddenly, an unearthed masterpiece.