Sentence examples for emerging shortly from inspiring English sources

Johnson's remarks, published in the Guardian, came at an embarrassing moment for Downing Street, emerging shortly after Theresa May returned from a two-day trip to the Gulf where she spoke repeatedly of the closeness of the relationship between the UK and Gulf states.

Johnson's remarks, published in the Guardian, came at an embarrassing moment for Downing Street, emerging shortly after May returned from a two-day trip to the Gulf where she spoke repeatedly of the closeness of the relationship between the UK and Gulf states.

Singer Aaron Carter and photographer girlfriend Madison Parker have broken up ― the news emerging shortly after Carter bared his soul about his sexuality on Twitter.

Emerging shortly after the incident, Trump reassured the crowd, but he did not offer details as to the nature of the incident.

Post-treatment follow-up of these patients should be complete by mid-2003, with safety and pharmacokinetic data emerging shortly thereafter.

Transient verbal memory deficits have been reported as emerging shortly after left temporal surgery, and resolving after 1 year (Gleissner et al., 2002, 2005).

Silver maple seeds, which do not overwinter, began to germinate and emerge shortly after they were planted; 80% emergence was achieved by early May, though total emergence was about half that of the other two species.

He's hoping something will emerge shortly.

On Thursday, the ministers emerged shortly before midnight to order a limited bombardment.

The spy case emerged shortly after Mr Ma had instructed officials to resume referring to China as "the mainland".

Their hawkish leader, Binyamin Netanyahu, who emerged shortly afterwards as prime minister for the second time, has been riding high.