Sentence examples for figures emerged from from inspiring English sources

Kyle and I were in a small ditch when two figures emerged from behind a barrier, running in our direction.

The figures emerged from research company GlobalWebIndex, which carried out research interviews with more than 47,000 people from around the globe.

Just after 2 p.m., the end of the day's first shift, a few rumpled figures emerged from the building into the blinding sun.

The figures emerged from under layers of soot and overpainting during a 2006 restoration of the space called Room of the Mysteries, which includes "Resurrection of Christ," but Vatican experts took a cautious approach to their findings.

The terror made for a macabre hide-and-seek in Kitgum, which was under the Ugandan army's nominal, queasy protection: at bedtime thousands of small figures emerged from grass huts and tramped into town to sleep outside the locked doors of the general hospital.

On the outside, giant copies of Botticelli's Venus and Leonardo's John the Baptist were framed by rounded windows, and variously abstracted sculptural female figures emerged from curvy orifices in a pink stucco facade with funguslike protrusions inspired by the biomorphic architecture of Antoni Gaudí.

Eventually, chiming figures emerge from the cloud of timbre.

When tiny nude figures emerge from the boulders' cracks, we're thrown back to the present and our Lilliputian selves.

In one of the recurring scenes, naked figures emerge from the sea at Beirut, rifles hanging across their bony torsos.

18, 1951," with bug-eyed figures emerging from the skeins of paint like creatures from the Black Lagoon of the artist's subconscious.

Each is a newspaper photograph partly erased and redrawn by the artist so that ghostly, possibly malevolent figures emerge from behind the degraded facade of public imagery.