Sentence examples for yet be unearthed from inspiring English sources

British accomplices in last week's botched efforts could yet be unearthed, but so far the suspects are Indian, Jordanian and Iraqi (though one was born in Aylesbury).

Scavengers obsessively comb through page after page of Google Books, hoping to stumble upon some glitch that hasn't yet been unearthed.

They must avoid objects that they know violate so-called patrimony laws, which allow governments of "source" countries to declare ownership of all antiquities within their borders that have not yet been unearthed.

But what about signals that have not yet been unearthed?

There will also be problems I haven't discovered yet - and may well be unearthed by others.

Tombs must be unearthed.

Small artifacts or brawny foundations may be unearthed.

But something constructive could be unearthed from his subtext.

Stories of its damage can be unearthed in most families.

Yet it also suggests something that has been unearthed, a box pulled from the ground and dusted off; much of its 420,000 square feet of interior space is buried below street level.

What may be the earliest creature yet discovered on the evolutionary line to birds has been unearthed in China.