Sentence examples for emerging at that point from inspiring English sources

Instead, the first voice coming out of the radio belonged to none other than Howard Cosell, still emerging at that point as a larger-than-life personality in American sports.

Click here for video In conversation with Liz Kershaw in 2003, Tony Wilson put forward his own version of the story, saying that when the Smiths were emerging, "at that point Factory was three years old, and Factory was a dinosaur … we were lost and dull.

Reports were still emerging at that point that the club had drawn a line under Van Gaal's reign, with William Hill shortening their odds on United for the title next year on learning of Mourinho's appointment, but the Dutchman was having none if it.

There was emerging at that point, I think, some clarity to the effect that there had been a crime and there seemed to be increasing evidence of a cover-up.

Fair-weather gardeners emerge at that point for what they think is a dreamy morning of spring preparation, only to find a deep-rooted forest of henbit smothering all.

We can also locate the Hopf bifurcation along this branch at (g^{H}) and measure the frequency of the periodic solutions that emerge at that point.

It emerged at that point in the "me" decade of the '70s, when the disco served the elite as it morphed into naughtiness.

Overall, nearly 82% of all complexes had already emerged at that point.

It's the public's awareness only that's emerging at this point".

The new mammal fossil, described today March 266) in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B, suggests that these primitive creatures were already evolving quickly, with diverse traits emerging, at this point in the Cretaceous Era, he added.

Mandela emerged at that rare point in history where idealism and pragmatism were practically indistinguishable.