Sentence examples for emerging mostly from inspiring English sources

Friday's program, "Hear and Now," featured the Broadway baritone Michael Winther singing work by emerging, mostly obscure, theater-oriented songwriters.

The data show high traffic volume emerging mostly from Hattiesburg at 81°, 130°, −70°, 170°, and −100°.

More mini-markets and supermarkets are emerging, mostly independent operations.

Clearly identifiable on the album are the musical styles which were developing in the UK in that period and that influenced the young musicians in Deep Purple, a mix of psychedelic rock, progressive rock, pop rock and hard rock, the latter emerging mostly from some guitar parts.

Borough mayors emerged mostly where local councils were ailing.

Disco emerged mostly on AM stations, which played black and Latino music.

Only a giant pig-shaped boat made of wood, representing Manhattan, emerged mostly unscathed.

Their pale blue two-story house emerged mostly unscathed, as well.

And yet he remains an obscure figure, for reasons that emerge mostly between the lines of this book.

Damaged and blocked rail lines more or less shut down morning commuter services from the suburbs to Manhattan, which had itself emerged mostly intact from the storm.

Its 15 artists emerged mostly before or during the interwar period, well before the Abstract Expressionists pushed American art onto the world stage.