If the water level in the lake continues to fall, however, Mr. Schlange said he would expect the sulfur smell to emanate more often.
She can scat as fast anybody, but the notes (even in her lower register) emanate more from the head than from the gut.
And no one has been able to pinpoint a source; cosmic rays seem to emanate more or less consistently from all over the sky.
At the aggregate level, cues that generate the perception of crime may emanate more strongly in some areas and be linked to very specific displays of criminality and disorder.
In turn, our national security is enhanced: "U.S. record oil exports bite into Russia, OPEC market share in Asia". This is of particular note since Asia's refineries are typically configured to process the medium sour crude that comes from those areas, not the light, sweet stuff that is now emanating more from U.S. shale.
Those proposals seem to emanate more from a desire to cut handouts than an effort to provide a stronger hand up.
Many of my good Republican friends have come away with a much different impression based on recent articles I have written that are critical of the thinly-veiled racism and vicious attacks that seem to be emanating more and more from the very top circles of the GOP.
The finding that closed pulsatile valves emanate more hypodense artifacts than closed stationary valves suggests various mechanisms of artifact formation.
Like the abused robot dog-starring clip for "AS CRUST," a canine finds itself the center of attention here, too, but this one emanates a more malicious aura.
A feeling is often manifested that the health threat emanates from more liberal sexuality and amoral behaviour, and that the very fabric of society is being threatened by the "slippery slope" of moral decay [ 2, 15, 16, 20, 28].
