Sentence examples for has begun surfacing from inspiring English sources

Finally, Twitter has begun surfacing images and videos for searches.

On offense, the Giants' identity has begun to surface.

Yet as time has passed, a clearer picture has begun to surface.

By late afternoon on the second day the sun is out, and something resembling normality has begun to surface.

A growing divide in Israel between political leaders and military and intelligence officials over the wisdom of attacking Iran has begun to surface.

After so many dull matches, so much denial of the sport soccer can be, the real thing has begun to surface.

It's alarming that a similar tone has begun to surface in Canada over the last few weeks, with calls to "turn back" the ships before they reach Canadian waters.

But this year, the darker underbelly of the Calais camp has begun to surface – that of people traffickers and their trade of modern slavery, a "barbaric evil" that the prime minister Theresa May has rightly pledged to lead the way in defeating.

In the last two weeks, in a number of articles published in several New Zealand newspapers, a bizarre tale citing private detectives, the possibility of Deep Throat-style informants and intercepted phone conversations -- not to mention a healthy dose of unsubstantiated allegation countered by outright denial -- has begun to surface in the wake of the convincing Kiwi victory.

Already, he has begun to surface in Republican circles at the highest levels, most recently late last month at a fund-raising strategy session at the "21" Club in Manhattan with supporters of Gov. George W. Bush, including Gov. George E. Pataki and the state party chairman, William D. Powers.

Even in the places where cleanup has begun, other troubles have surfaced.