Sentence examples for emerged in two from inspiring English sources

There are exceptions to the patterns that emerged in two dozen interviews.

His love for stepped-level design emerged in two major campus commissions -- Christ College, Cambridge in 1966 and the new University of East Anglia outside Norwich in 1968.

Masterpieces (and with them the modern museum) emerged in two steps, according to Mr Belting, out of the individualism of the Romantic era.

A divided, sometimes emotional Council delayed an expected vote on the consent agreement until at least late Wednesday, citing legal problems that had suddenly emerged in two courthouses.

Mr. Luna, a former Alvin Ailey dancer, emerged in two pieces that made it plain that he had something of his own to say and the skill to say it.

Questions about Medtronic's payments to spine surgeons emerged in two whistle-blower lawsuits that were filed in federal district court in Memphis over the actions of the company's spinal-implant division, Medtronic Sofamor Danek.

Nothing emerged in four years to enable the Met to charge them.

She explains that the current notion of incentives emerged in three spheres in the early 20th century.

Oklahoma averages 20 tornadoes in May statewide; in just two weeks, roughly half that number emerged in one region.

The hyperswarmers emerged in three lines of bacteria overseen by Dr. Xavier's post-doctoral researcher Dave van Ditmarsch.

By 1900, Labour parties had emerged in four of the colonies, consisting of affiliated trade unions and electorate branches.