Sentence examples for already emanated from inspiring English sources

GIVEN the amount of bad news that has already emanated from Crédit Lyonnais, the last thing it now needs is another scandal.

Through its windows on Sunday, the restaurant was already emanating an abandoned air.

Additional cuts in government spending later this year, above those already emanating from the cap on discretionary spending, would further restrain job creation.

Murmurs were already emanating from Washington about the need for a wide-ranging regulatory overhaul, and Wall Street executives girded for a fight.

If the Federal Reserve is committed to quantitative easing, there is no way for the rest of the world to stop to flow of dollars that is already emanating from the US.

Eventually, they pause and introduce, in endearingly awkward fashion, "a man who shouldn't be up this late… David Letterman!" It feels like an eternity before Dave emerges through that sea of feathers, and he already emanates the to-hell-with-it-all demeanor that would become his stock in trade.

As darkness fell over 798 on Saturday evening, crowds began to gather in front of First Factory, drawn by the muffled beats already emanating from the brick-walled warehouse.

Last year, Lionsgate spent $1m digitally substituting Red Dawn's villainous Chinese baddies with North Korean ones; this summer's Brad Pitt-starring zombie epic World War Z has already excised a fleeting suggestion that the outbreak emanated from within the country's walls; while Django Unchained toned down the colour of its many blood splashes.

To this already long and sorry tale could be added the reports which emanated only this summer – I believe from Harriet Harman – that a review of the law on rape might also consider reducing the standard of proof to that of the civil courts.

A strange scent emanated.

Still, the couch emanated power.