Sentence examples for arises for him from inspiring English sources
When he meets Lola, an unapologetically outlandish drag queen, an opportunity arises for him to save his business by manufacturing custom stilettos for Lola and her drag queen friends.
Because Plantinga (1974, 44 5) accepts (A)–(C) and postulates, for each of his worlds w, the existence of a corresponding world story (which he calls the book on w), this paradox arises for him as well.
As his second term drew to a close, Mr. Chiluba claimed that a popular clamor had arisen for him to stay in office.
When the opportunity arose for him to escape a public hearing where some were harshly criticizing him simply because he had proposed a construction project that was sure to keep our city vibrant deep into the next century, he wandered off into Prospect Park.
But when an unexpected opportunity arose for him to direct on his own a St . Louisproduction of Christopher Durang's "The Marriage of Bette and Boo," he regretfully declined, because the dates conflicted with a difficult shoulder operation that he had promised Flynn he would be there for.
He attacks the line and if England are on the front-foot, opportunities might arise for him and Ford.
"The opportunity has arisen for him to come in a train with us with a view to trying to sign him permanently," Adkins told BBC Radio Solent.
So although Descartes did everything short of spelling out the idea of zombies, the question of their possibility did not arise for him.
"From craving grief arises, From craving arises fear, For him who is free from craving.
So the question arises for Armani, 67, as for the founder of any company: Who can replace him?
