Sentence examples for emanating of from inspiring English sources

As we did not have criteria defining the normal physical activity in adolescents, data emanating of matched healthy controls (matching for age and gender) were regarded as the normative values.

In fact, it's one big giant subsidy, full of earmarks and special spending programs, all emanating out of Washington D.C.

"Certainly the concerns emanating out of southern Europe are playing a part," Mr. Greenhaus said.

And thanks to modern media, we're ever-closer to new sounds emanating out of Kinshasha, São Paolo or Los Angeles.

This will conceal the clear base and prevent any light from emanating out of the bottom.

Imagery fills my head, of peeling layers of the onion, of spirals, of dropping a pebble in a pond and the concentric rings that emanate, of my faithful roller coaster or ferris wheel or carousel.

(Baltimoreans at the time grew fond of the emanating smell of cinnamon).

So our strategic challenges will largely emanate out of the Pacific region, but also the littorals of the Indian Ocean".

Unfortunately, many American Jewish organizations have long supported whatever policy emanated out of Israel.

"The change we seek will never emanate out of Washington, DC," he says on his website.

"The vice president obviously believes that all wisdom and knowledge emanates out of Washington," Mr. Bush said.