Sentence examples for emerge in time from inspiring English sources

Context will emerge in time, or not.

Perhaps it will emerge in time to brighten someone's Diwali party this year.

But hopefully many more pieces can emerge in time for future debates about immigration.

It was unclear, speaking with him, how confident he was that a new drug would emerge in time.

The map instantly became mired in a court battle and may not emerge in time for this year's elections.

Works by artists including Rembrandt, Picasso, Poussin and Raphael have been lost to foreign collections in recent years after British buyers failed to emerge in time.

As we saw with Winston Churchill, great leaders emerge in times of great turmoil".

Folk tales emerge in times of upheaval, and from societies' grimmest moments.

"Anxiety is a chronic illness that can emerge in times of environmental crises or change," she said.

Their hope is that he will re-emerge in time, unscathed and unconvicted of war crimes, to be given his own talk-show on al-Jazeera.

He emerged, in time, with freshly filled syringes.