Sentence examples for emerging takes from inspiring English sources

The journey from evolving to emerging, "takes many years," Ms. Haupt explained.

She's immersed in the deeper self, with its risks and fears, and then her emerging takes on a sense of re-birth, a cleansing, a baptism.

But a new countermeasure is emerging: take out the money before the bank puts it out of reach.

If you see anything that looks like a hawklet emerging, take a screen grab and send it to us at [email protected].

"There could well emerge, taken together, a certain accidental prose-poetry out of these brief notes," he wrote.

But a surprisingly wide coalition of opposition has emerged, taking in hunters, landowners, port owners and grid operators.

Once vilified as a "predatory" White House intern, Ms. Lewinsky has re-emerged, taking on the fight against cyberbullying.

And now the first pictures have begun to emerge taken with Google Glass and then apparently posted automatically to Twitter with the hashtag #throughglass.

In the aftermath a photo emerged, taken of the bandages he wore against Cotto, and there was the same tell-tale, disgusting yellow staining.

Minutes later he'd emerge, take his seat at the table and pass around a roll of breath mints he carried in his pocket before taking one himself.

"On the contrary, if India continues to emerge, taking a seat on the Security Council, it will have a tremendous impact for the good," he said.