Sentence examples for In his emergence from inspiring English sources

In his emergence from political disgrace, Eliot Spitzer has played multiple roles: political commentator, financial columnist, college professor and, most recently, CNN host.

And if he hasn't in fact been forced out of the closet, there will a particular kind of decision and volition in his emergence.

Ogenyi Onazi appeared to be just another unknown player in the backwaters of the Nigerian football system until fate played a part in his emergence in the autumn of 2009.

Then and now, in his emergence as the likely next majority leader, succeeding the embattled Trent Lott, Senator Frist has benefited from being in the right place at the right time.

Hard-throwing Arodys Vizcaino has six saves and a 1.66 ERA in his emergence as the Braves' new closer. .

It allows Burgess to remember the previous six extraordinary years which have been underpinned by the loss of his father to motor neurone disease, moving to Australia in 2009, his emergence as an authoritative presence in the NRL and a subsequent story of brotherly success.

He will reflect on his own upbringing in London, his emergence as one of the most prominent faces in British music, and his move from musician to running a business and building a brand.

Shakespeare's "lost years," the time between his unheralded (and still undated) arrival in London, sometime in the late fifteen-eighties — presumably after the birth of the twins Hamnet and Judith to his much older wife, Anne, in 1585 — and his emergence in public as a poet and playwright, in the early fifteen-nineties, are a pet area of projection.

In the preface to The Fiery Trial, Eric Foner states his intention to trace "the evolution of Lincoln's ideas and policies about slavery from his early life through his career in the Illinois legislature in the 1830s, his term in Congress in the 1840s, his emergence as a leader of the new Republican party in the 1850s, and his presidency during the Civil War".

He concludes that, between the time the 16-year-old Doroteo Arango fled the hacienda in Durango where he was born in 1878 and his emergence as a revolutionary leader called Francisco Villa in Chihuahua in 1910, Villa was probably less of a bandit and an outlaw than portrayed by his enemies.

General Craddock is now said to be contemplating his future while preparing to write his memoires in preparation for his emergence as a neoconservative political candidate following in the footsteps of some of his predecessors as SACEUR: Dwight D. Eisenhower Alexanderr Haig, Jr. and Wesley Clark.