Sentence examples for does not crop up from inspiring English sources

One issue that does not crop up is a player's hiding his condition.

The process of "building Europe", which preoccupies so many in Brussels, does not crop up on many radar screens in Washington.

His desire to take a coaching role eventually in Ireland is well known and it would be some surprise if he does not crop up on the senior team's coaching ticket in the future.

It's notable that the superhumanly prolific James Patterson is not included here, that the collection includes Anne Perry but not Thomas Perry, and that a much admired American noir crime writer, James Crumley, does not crop up as a source of inspiration.

Note: the word austerity doesn't crop up once in the Conservative election manifesto for 2010.

She doesn't crop up in our conversation, but his younger brother Tony does, on several occasions.

He doesn't crop up until next week, but I managed to sneak an email chat with the man himself.

The awkwardness I'm guessing we're in the process of getting rid of doesn't crop up every time there's a turn of the century.

Country singer Conway Twitty is probably the only guest artist who doesn't crop up on West's herculean fifth effort.

There's no evidence that James ever saw "The Legend of the True Cross" or formed an opinion of the artist's work (Piero's name doesn't crop up in James's oeuvre, or in his correspondence), but having come this far in his company, it seems only appropriate to fill in the blanks — to add another link to the chain — and imagine James's reaction to this rich pageant.

This all-too-rare feeling certainly doesn't crop up with all drugs.