Sentence examples for first emerges in from inspiring English sources

Around 1790, a steady upward trend in production efficiency first emerges in the English economy.

I think of it as the launching-pad from which the inside jumble first emerges in word-form, the first ordering of thought.

The moment when Hepburn first emerges in the film still ranks as one of the great screen makeovers of all time.

LONDON — Eve Best first emerges in the Old Vic production of "The Duchess of Malfi" amid a haze of light as befits a performer who seems irradiated from within, and the glow she gives off couldn't be more poignantly opposed to the overwhelming darkness of a play that finds her inhabiting for keeps the title role.

I also have this great tenderness for the Tiresias character" – who first emerges in the very Tempestian guise of a disenchanted 15-year-old schoolboy – "for all the things that he, and she, has been, the duty that is thrust upon them and what they have to deal with".

Modern systematic philosophical aesthetics not only first emerges in the context of the Enlightenment, but also flowers brilliantly there.

"E-mail" first emerged in romanised form.

Chalara fraxinea first emerged in Poland in 1992.

News of the Buffy phone first emerged in November.

Hints of Russian disagreement first emerged in 1975.

The story of Jones first emerged in 1886 in Magazine of American History.