Sentence examples for emerge to block from inspiring English sources

Seven or eight teenage pheasants will hang about at the bus stop and Highland, Jersey and Limousin cattle will emerge to block cars, languidly intent on chewing.

The central question is whether a "Republican front" will emerge to block Le Pen, as happened in 2002 when her father, Jean-Marie Le Pen, faced Jacques Chirac in the second round of presidential voting.

For instance, during evolution, mutations modify the architecture of brains and external appearances, novel behaviors appear and reciprocal lethal/sterile genetic systems emerge to block gene flow.

But it has now emerged that officials tried to block the grant.

There was outrage when it emerged Martin had attempted to block Freedom of Information requests to reveal MPs' expenses.

Recently a new concept is emerging to develop BsAb that simultaneously block the functions of two tumor-associated targets, eg., growth factor receptors, for enhanced antitumor efficacies.

However, she has been pulled further into the controversy since it emerged she has the power to block the rewards recommended by her predecessor.

Those protests have generally been peaceful, Ms. Malin said, but Mr. Puckett and Mr. Dugan emerged from such a gathering to block the clinic doors.

May was dragged into the row after it emerged she had the power to block the list, and because two proposed awardees had given money to her leadership campaign.

power with emerging economies, moved in August to block plans that would have kept Europe's long-running dominance over the board, which could end in the board being cut to 20 members.

Inflammatory signaling pathways are emerging as highly promising targets to block the communication between tumor cells and CAFs.