While the long-awaited transformation of the area is far from complete, a distinct cultural flavor has begun to emanate from it.
The smell of war begins to emanate from people's skin, although outside the store soldiers from the previous conflict — men and women, still in their camouflage and heavy boots — drink Fanta and listen to soccer on the portable radio.
Apparently many still agree, as reports of anglers lined shoulder-to-shoulder along piers, jetties and bulkheads began to emanate from the few New York area tackle shops that had not closed for the season.
Robson, the announcer, did not even need to call his name before the cheers began to emanate from the grandstand, McIlroy on the end of more encouragement simply for lining up his opening ball.
There he was playing in a concert at Washington Irving High School in Manhattan on Saturday, Oct. 25, right in the middle of a Mozart string quartet, when a loud ticking sound began to emanate from his pocket.
As we drank beer and ate our meals, talking about writing and getting to know each other, the sounds of muffled screams began to emanate from outside.
Charges began to emanate from the Bush administration that the Iraqi government was reconstituting its nuclear weapons program -- even though these charges were quite false.
Then, without warning, April P's heart began to emanate the exciting certainty that she would not stay in Boston.
No one expects anything to emanate from the Ordsall estate.
Love seemed to emanate from a single point of light.
