Sentence examples for emanated over from inspiring English sources

"Dragonfly" emanated over the crowd as a voiceover chanted, "We are EDC," hitting peak PLUR before it all dissapeared.

In January, after receiving reports of moldy smells emanating from over-the-counter medicines made at a plant in Puerto Rico, the company recalled several hundred lots of adult and children's products.

To avoid interference from signals emanating from over-activation of Ca2+ fluxes through cGMP channels, pde6c w59 mutants were designed to express the genetically encoded Ca2+ indicator GCaMP3 within cell compartments downstream from the OS.

And it's not only because of the terrorist attacks which have emanated from areas handed over to Palestinian control, but also because of the repeated Palestinian calls for Israel's destruction.

It was a blur of speed and movement and, on a wider scale, they also did something else, bearing in mind the stench that has emanated from Fifa headquarters over the last week.

Yet, the personification of triumph over tragedy emanated not just from the top of Samsung's corporate ladder, but from its most humble rungs as well.

In 2008, for example, McNeil received several consumer complaints about a moldy smell emanating from some over-the-counter products that had been made at a company plant in Puerto Rico.

The ruling emanated from an ongoing lawsuit over the 1997 Flores Settlement, which requires the federal government to detain children in the least restrictive setting possible, which generally means release.

The voice emanated from the Pantheon and walked over to where I was sitting.

Most of the tough action, for example over tax avoidance, has emanated from US regulators rather than British ones.

It would not belittle Swindon's football of recent times to suggest that a large proportion of the entertainment over the past two seasons has emanated from their dugout.