Sentence examples for emerged then from inspiring English sources

If, despite payment, no public interest emerged, then the material should not be published.

First, an extravagantly decorated wall emerged, then an outrageous chandelier and finally a soaring roof.

It emerged then that security forces had believed since the time of the abduction that the youths were dead.

Singleton and Flaherty also point out that the premium on conditioning that emerged then (to say nothing of the impact of performance-enhancing drugs), led to more trips to the disabled list.

There would be a fleeting moment of optimism as a new theme emerged, then the music would sink low once more, dragged down by descending chords and the growing din.

I was among several commentators who thought Pearson, having denied so many sale rumours down the years, would never offload the FT. After asserting so confidently on Tuesday that a sale was not on the cards, I was, if not red-faced when the news of the Nikkei deal emerged, then certainly pink-faced!

Groups arise, then disperse; alliances emerge, then rupture.

An abstract pattern emerges, then (more surprisingly) disembodied "golliwog" smiles.

A man emerges, then two schoolgirls in uniform.

Several promising story lines emerge, then fizzle into the atmosphere.

When the mandatory market emerges, then, there will be schemes that can supply them.