Sentence examples for first emanates from inspiring English sources

K-Run's Park Me in First — emanates, in part, from the perennial popularity of beagles: the breed currently ranks fifth in American Kennel Club registrations.

Mr. Coster at first emanates a bruised hostility as the haggard Roelf, but slowly the harsh lines in his face soften as his revulsion at the poverty of the squatter camp subsides into compassion for the men and women who "know what it is like to live without hope".

The first emanates from harmonious passion (HP) and contributes to both performance and psychological well-being.

Another flush, somehow louder than the first, emanates from the far right curtain, revealing in a flourish another ornate gold framed oil painting.

The first, emanating chiefly from university English and cultural-studies departments, is a dissent of evasion or denial.

Beginning, then, with the beginning; starting with the first of commercial nations, the one whose example carries force to every other, and from which Free Trade must first emanate, let us ask what are its chances inGreat BritainParliament is scattered; and though London is still full of people, it is understood to be empty.

During tooth organogenesis, odontogenic signals first emanate from the dental epithelium.

A fourth emanates from an electronic device.

In their view, a first intelligence emanates from the One, which is similarly incorporeal, but not simple, as it has a cause, which involves composition in this entity.

A first intelligence emanated from God, and from the first intelligence emanated a sphere, its soul, and a second intelligence.

And it has been building since the first reports emanating from the Bordeaux vineyards and wine cellars last fall.