Sentence examples for emerging photograph from inspiring English sources
But then, like an image in a gradually emerging photograph, the recent reality of that kiss, for which I had waited so greedily, reconstituted itself in my mind, there on the porch of a vacant Hooters.
Correction 23 June 2014: This article was amended after it emerged a photograph of a parrot had been provided to the BBC rather than the result-predicting macaws.
Details about Ms. Baena's life emerged through photographs found on social networking sites.
July 11: Pluto Details of Pluto's surface are beginning to emerge in photographs from New Horizons' long-range camera.
"It now emerges from photographs that have been published in the press about the arrest in South Africa of the 'Black Pimpernel' that the trainee from Rhodesia used an alias, and the two men are one and the same".
"It now emerges from photographs that have been published in the press about the arrest in South Africa of the 'Black Pimpernel' that the trainee from Rhodesia used an alias, and the two men are one and the same". According to Haaretz, a later handwritten annotation to the letter confirmed the Black Pimpernel was Mandela.
Mr. Mutreb, the former diplomat in London, was photographed emerging from airplanes with Prince Mohammed on recent trips to Madrid and Paris.
I had one dinner with a young singer in Berlin a couple of weeks ago and was photographed emerging afterwards.
Photographs emerging from Clapham Junction, one of London's busiest travel hubs, show huge crowds as reports emerge that fares for Uber – a hugely popular taxi app service – have spiked by as much as 300 per cent.
Piqué was jeered during the Euro 2016 qualifier against Slovakia in Oviedo, and subsequently drew more criticism after being photographed emerging from a nightclub in the early hours of the following morning.
The current clutch of celebrity mothers photographed emerging from private maternity hospitals such as the Portland in London seem more often than not - whether by choice or medical necessity - to have given birth by Caesarean.
