Sentence examples for emerging names from inspiring English sources
Emerging names range from partisan Republicans to centrists with bipartisan support.
The buzzword this spring is conservative, with catalogs filled with blue-chip artists rather than emerging names.
He recalls that the magazine used to be filled with discovery — a glorious hodgepodge of fiction, poetry, art and photography by both established and emerging names.
Although she is no longer in contact with her family, she has become one of the biggest emerging names in contemporary rap and rightly so.
Larry Shapiro is Fullscreen's senior vice president and head of talent, charged with overseeing the company's stable of established YouTube stars and emerging names alike.
You'll find some of the most interesting European labels on the racks, with designer standbys like Sonia Rykiel hanging next to emerging names like Beatr Nicolas and Madame ?aris.
Those who seek answers to big, broad questions about biology, especially questions emphasizing the organism (taxonomy, evolution and ecology), will soon benefit from an emerging names-based infrastructure.
Documentary about Britain First, an emerging name in far right politics.
Recently, a new paradigm has emerged, named as Software Defined Vehicular Network SDVNN) which applies the concept of Software Defined Networking (SDN) in Vehicular Ad-hoc Network (VANET), to overcome the shortcomings in vehicular networks.
A week ago, the group emerged naming Danny K. Davis, a longtime Democratic congressman, but the notion of consensus seemed shaky and at least two other black candidates are expected to run.
Yet he was, it emerges, named after John Henry by a mother who grew up on Harlem's Strivers Roww, forbidden by aspirant parents to chew gum lest it thicken her lips, or to play the folk ballads she loved.
