Sentence examples for emanating down from inspiring English sources

Only the ravishing sounds and gloriously meshed three-part harmonies from the front of the stage could surpass the frightful yelp emanating down below The Lone Bellow.

Generally speaking, there is a grotesque odor emanating up and down the Fish lineup, while the pitching has been adequate.

For one he defended BBC journalists, for another he sometimes resisted the blandishments and abuse that emanated from Downing Street.

They puzzled over waves from deep earthquakes, emanating as far down as 400 miles below the surface, before realizing that part of the seafloor was being bent downward and pushed into Earth's interior.

American officials stepped in to help defuse the standoff and apply pressure to Pakistan, whose leader, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, pledged to crack down on terrorism emanating from its soil.

In August, Twitter was the victim of an attack emanating from Eastern Europe that took down the social network for most of a day.

Ravitch, a longtime proponent of national standards, has become an outspoken critic of many top-down reform initiatives emanating from Sec. Arne Duncan's D.O.E. and from the powerhouse philanthropic foundations.

From this perspective, some authors have suggested that source containment (i.e., treatment or mitigation of down-gradient contamination emanating from DNAPL source zones) is preferable to aggressive physical chemical source-zone treatment (Cherry et al. 1997; Freeze 2000; Freeze and McWhorter 1997; Kent and Mosquera 2001).

You know, that treble-drenched drone emanating from iPods halfway down the subway car.

Residents of such a diverse place may be more inclined to ignore odd behaviour and a funny smell emanating from the house down the road provided that the grass is kept short.

In the nether regions of the Tea Party imagination, that "stand-down" emanated straight from Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton, or both.