Sentence examples for by emerging from a from inspiring English sources

Ian Bell followed the first-day example of Alastair Cook by emerging from a run of poor form but in a more fluent manner than his captain.

When Goethe's stage direction reads that Mephistopheles enters by emerging from a pair of seven-league boots (an image from German fairy tales), Mr. Stein has him come out from behind a pair of huge red boots.

The actor, perhaps best known as Gwyneth Paltrow's leading man in Sliding Doors, has returned to Scotland to work on stage there for the first time in 25 years, and has chosen to reappear in front of Edinburgh's festival audiences by emerging from a wooden box on the recreated platform of a dirty, disused Bulgarian railway station inside a 320-seat fringe venue.

Originally Hamid Karzai's foreign minister, he resigned in 2005 and four years later surprised many observers by emerging from a messy opposition field to pose the only serious challenge to Karzai, wining enough votes to force a disputed second round in the 2009 poll.

In 2010, Mr. Snyder shocked many by emerging from a broad field of far better-known Republicans, including Mike Cox, then the state attorney general, and Pete Hoekstra, then a congressman, in a primary race before easily winning in the general election.

Gaga started the show by emerging from a coffin, with a pregnant belly and dressed in leather.

She certainly knows how to make an impression – as proved when she upstaged her former bandmates at the 2000 Brit awards by emerging from between a giant pair of women's legs and dancing on a stripper pole with a troupe of greased up male dancers.

In the last novella, Forrest makes his point about violence by alluding to the O. J. Simpson case: his narrator is mortally wounded by a drive-by shooter emerging from a white Bronco.

The queen broke tradition by emerging from the right side.

Shot with a single camera and absent a laugh track, it begins with the image of Samantha Newly, played by Christina Applegate, emerging from a coma to remember nothing of the egomaniacal and spendthrift life she led before.

Many late Gothic sculptors used light and shade as a powerful expressive feature of their work, aiming at a mysterious obscurity, with forms broken by shadow emerging from a dark background.