Sentence examples for crop up first from inspiring English sources

More unusually, John Arne Riise got a You'll Never Walk Alone tattoo last summer, despite not having played for Liverpool for eight years (with stints at Roma, Fulham and Apoel in between)." Seth Wheeler was upset – but still happy enough to get in touch – not to see Duncan Ferguson's name crop up first time around.

Her bit part in Channel 4's Any Human Heart last autumn, which saw the duchess crop up first on a French golf course and later in the Bahamas, was swiftly followed by a small role in the BBC's remake of Upstairs Downstairs, which dwelled on the (unproven) rumours that she was sleeping with the then German ambassador to Britain, Joachim von Ribbentrop, who became the Nazis' foreign minister.

The latter, which stem from the lack of upfront control common to ESSPs, tend to crop up first.

Because measles spreads so easily, with a single case generating 12 to 18 new cases on average, it's often the infectious disease that crops up first.

Thomson also cropped up third on the list with an average 65 minute delay from Montego Bay in Jamaica to Gatwick.

Following his turn in North by Northwest, he cropped up, sixth-billed, in studio epics like Cleopatra and the Greatest Story Ever Told, while his greatest success came playing Rollin' Hand in the small-screen Mission: Impossible.

But -- to paraphrase an early Sinatra hit that crops up second in the Our Sinatra line-up -- oh, look at them now!

He's supported by DJ Nature, who cropped up first in the early 90s with a jazzy flip on jacking house, went to ground, and then re-emerged 20 years later for another bout of lithe grooves.

But it's so easy to get distracted by the plot points that crop up every two seconds or so.

In an age where data zips around the globe and new threats crop up every four seconds, you can't protect your organization from everything.

Virginia Woolf crops up twice, first in Alison Light's Mrs Woolf and the Servants, an account of the Bloomsbury writer's volatile and intensely felt relations with her live-in staff.