Often a noise made in one zone will sound as if it emanates from another.
Similarly, with regard to disgorgement, over 70% of the amount ordered emanated from another single settlement with Telia AB ($457 million out of $625 million).
The merits of the manager's point aside, his key problem now is discord will emanate from another, more damaging source: the club's own supporter base.
But they feel like the author's jokes, applied at random to whoever or whatever is at hand, rather than the kind of organic comic flourishes that can emanate from strong character development.
As a British novelist living in the US he chooses to focus on transatlantic differences, but it's hard to address these without resort to cliche, which may or may not be forgiven because it emanates from his characters.
There is scant evidence of bonhomie emanating from Mr. Leigh's central character, Dorothy Lesley Manvillee), a widow in 1957 suburban London who seems to have buried anything resembling a life force with the husband she lost in World War II.
Many Rhodesians also resented the apparent lack of sympathy emanating from overseas governments, especially considering the character of the attack and its civilian target.
Two vignettes into "Portraits," a series of character studies emanating from the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, it seems as if Jonathan Bell, the playwright, may have pulled off the near-impossible: come up with a fresh take on the calamity that doesn't feel exploitative or trivial.
Increasingly, the sounds emanating from Nashville are indistinguishable, one from another.
But another change emanating from Washington seems as if it might be having a serious effect on jobs: the expiration of the payroll tax cut.
Jaws are yet another excellent band emanating from the UK's second city.
