Unearths

After the events of the first film, a new blade runner unearths a long buried secret that has the potential to plunge what's left of society into chaos.

Following in the footsteps of unearths the subtly transfixing qualities in just an ordinary bus driver.

When construction unearths something unexpected, Susan Storm is called in - not as a super hero but an archaeologist!

An award-winning poet, his work unearths and highlights Black history in Canada.

Portrayed by Anna Maxwell-Martin, the character of Delia unearths a chilling collection of Sweeney's artwork depicting decapitated women and other macabre scenes.

The conspiracy that she unearths is incredibly shocking — in the best way.

Director Dromgoole (Arcola Theatre’s ) unearths such clever use of music and frivolity in the interactions in between the drama and flailing around in heartbreak.

This memoir unearths the deep roots of American violence, showing how they wrap around communities, selves, and psyches.

It also unearths the tourism potentials, new and existing dance forms, traditional cuisines, technology interventions, educational tourism, glamour and regalia of customs and traditional governance.

Kenoyer has distinguished himself with a facility for applying state-of-the-art analytical techniques, from electron microscopy to isotope analysis, to the materials he unearths.

The NFL draft unearths hundreds of unique stories every year.

Guybrush investigates and unearths a conspiracy by LeChuck and evil real estate developer Ozzie Mandrill to use a voodoo talisman, "The Ultimate Insult," to make all pirates docile in order to turn the Caribbean into a center of tourism.

The most consistent symbolism in the film is an insect motif introduced at the end of the first scene, when the camera zooms in on a well-kept suburban lawn until it unearths a swarming underground nest of disgusting bugs.