Sentence examples for call emerges from inspiring English sources

It begins with a murmur in soft strings, from which a pensive trumpet call emerges, along with a horn theme.

The Goldman call emerged during the testimony of Adam Smith, a former portfolio manager at the Galleon Group.

The disease is a chilling example of what health experts call emerging infections, caused by viruses or other organisms that suddenly find their way into humans.

Number two is what we call emerging technologies.

I'm what I like to call "emerging mid-career".

Maybe from envy of RED's success, the "go-back, go-back" call emerged explosively in the first March issue of Advertising Age.

"We are interested in Cryptococcus because of the possibility that it's going to teach us how to deal with the next invasive alien species what we would call emerging infectious disease".

And besides, the full pop Frank will undoubtedly be unveiled when whatever Boys Don't Cry is now called emerges.

The fund makes bets on what Arminio Fraga calls "emerging and submerging economies" across the world.

Dr Vizard characterises the second group as displaying what she calls Emerging Severe Personality Disorder (ESPD).

Fogg runs a programme called emerging leaders, aimed at helping managers improve their leadership skills.