Sentence examples for emerge beginning from inspiring English sources

The identities of the Orlando massacre victims have begun to emerge, beginning a tally that officials said could take some time to complete.

No. Look closer and other details emerge, beginning with the lovely gradations of blue sky hanging over a dry, hilly landscape bisected by a dirt road.

However, some other problems for frequentism remain, and some new ones emerge, beginning with more basic problems for the Lewisian account of lawhood itself.

Johnson said she reached out to the news outlet after other allegations against Moore began to emerge, beginning with a Washington Post bombshell report last week in which four women accused the Senate candidate, now 70, of pursuing them when they were teens and he was in his early 30s.

Similar trait behaviour can be expected from other polycarpic perennial monocotyledons, such as Panicum and Miscanthus spp. Perennial ryegrass is often termed a '3-leaf' plant, i.e. each tiller maintains three live leaves, with the oldest leaf (first to emerge) beginning to senesce as the youngest emerges [4].

Could such devices, if they eventually emerge, begin to tempt customers from the higher end of the market?

Theology in the modern sense (the term was first used by Abelard) emerged beginning about 1100.

Isolated counterparts to New York's art-rock scene emerged, beginning in the late 1960s.

Indeed, Russian nationalists who emerged beginning in the 1990s identified the Russian Orthodox church as a major element of Russian culture.

The presence of this RBM can evidently be assigned to the new nanostructure ( C ) that emerges beginning with position (5).

Female excess in the total group emerged beginning from adolescence with a tendency for a male excess in the prepubescent ages.