“unearth”造句，怎麼用unearth造句

When you dig deeper you steal what you unearth.

I've asked Shirley to see what she can unearth on them.

She was also able to unearth a flimsy manual on how to operate the device.

Sophisticated analytics can substantially improve decision making, minimize risks, and unearth valuable insights that would otherwise remain hidden.

Experts hope to unearth evidence to support theories that Shakespeare wrote many of his most famous works at the property.

Mire's professional journey brought her back to Somaliland a few years ago, where she embarked on a mission to unearth its cultural heritage.

It steals ministerial time and can unearth problems and proposals that can be exposed on a quiet weekend to devastating effect.

As a result, Ariadne is obliged to unearth Cobb's past during the fantastic voyage in Fischer's inner depths: an hour-long action sequence that takes place on several different levels of reality.

More ways to unearth unshakeable confidence.

Frequently, when copying code, I unearth unexpected dependencies.

We analysed a large number of countries, over almost a century, to unearth some empirical regularities.

In Buenos Aires and larger cities you can dodge the ubiquitous parrillas (grill houses) and unearth some excellent vegetarian restaurants.

As he crawled a few feet left to unearth another plant, he felt the moist dirt seeping its way through the knees of his blue jeans.

They will unearth the buried treasure here.

Nabokov, the authorial prankster, buried Easter eggs of every sort for careful readers to unearth.

Begin to give your answer in the very first sentence so your grader doesn't have to excavate to unearth it.

You may also unearth an ugly side of their personalities.

Rational reformulation is basically to create new analytical categories, or more simply, to unearth the hidden assumptions implicit in all strategic thinking and research.

I had to unearth the problem and I was looking for a way to explain it.