Sentence examples for has already reared from inspiring English sources
The result, unless handled properly by the mainstream political community, is a potential for violence that has already reared its head brutally on the European continent, and unless carefully checked will do so again.
The description of the simulation indicates how the government expects the harsh information war to play out: "As the events were taking place, the media — with emphasis on the Internet, Facebook and Twitter — were flooded with mendacious reports (by private users, Hamas and others among Israel's enemies)." Mendacity has already reared its head.
School is in full swing, which means cold season has already reared its ugly head.
While it will be possible to buy Hostess treats from stores for "a few more days" until already baked products run out, the inevitable -- and wildly inflated -- "black market" of Hostess products has already reared its costly head on the Interwebs in preparation for the impending Twinkie-pocalypse.
They were both about 50 years old, and had already reared six biological children.
But she was 15 years his senior and had already reared her children, who are now 23 and 25.
The Holts, who had already reared seven biological children, persuaded Congress to lift the cap so they could adopt eight.
My father lay there, the damaged product of a faulty perception and aggressive nature that had already reared its unfortunate head a few times before; the dents, the scratches on his car were proof of that.
I can share my own personal experience of his uncommon generosity in returning the script at his own expense, as well as his personal response to invitations I sent to attend writers' forums speaking out against the neo-McCarthyism that had already reared its ugly head back in 2005.
By that time it had already rear-ended one vehicle, and the passenger had stood up and waved at other drivers.
And secondly, in the time it takes to say 'and bowls', the ball has already pitched and would be rearing at Goochie's throat.
