Sentence examples for has just surfaced from inspiring English sources

His recording of a rather awkward phone call to Margaret Thatcher has just surfaced.

A third new medical series has just surfaced, this one free of tart-tongued nurses.

"When we came into the nation in 1845 we were a republic, we were a stand-alone nation," says Perry in a 2009 video that has just surfaced.

Because a tape of Kim Philby discussing his career with members of the Stasi – the East German secret service – has just surfaced.

Nothing annoyed him more during his Birmingham years, beginning in 1980, than being asked when he was going to move on, and 18 years later he was still at the helm of the orchestra he had built into an ensemble that was in demand around the world (his first cycle of Beethoven symphonies, performed around Europe during CBSO tours, has just surfaced for the first time on Radio 3).

It has just surfaced that Jimmy Fairly – a brand new "buy one give one" startup that was born at Startup Weekend Toulouse in November – managed to score €200K in just 3 weeks.

Four of these programs have just surfaced on DVD, also from Decca, and they add a whole new dimension to our appreciation of Britten.

The focus was not a G20 meeting, which he was about to attend, but an unflattering video that had just surfaced on YouTube.

Today, on first impression, you'd never know that Belgrade, the capital of Yugoslavia, had just surfaced from a long, gruesome war that decimated its economy and destroyed tourism.

Sears' deals have just surfaced and it's a great place to kick off the deal hunting expedition.

The idea of justifiability to all had just surfaced in Kant when it was laid to rest for over a century.