Sentence examples for have been emanating from inspiring English sources
Trash told you weeks ago that Mickey was going to be part of Jon Favreau's sequel, but conflicting reports have been emanating from Hollywood.
At the end of the second act, the terrified Kostelnicka imagines freezing winds whipping through her house, but by that point, icy blasts have been emanating from Ms. Mattila's throat all evening.
The image of Piazzolla was conjured up, so that the moody slow tangos, the manic tension of some of the fast passages and the seductively chromatic harmony might have been emanating from the composer himself, giving this an uncannily vivid feel.
TAMPA, Fla .— Strange rumblings about fiscal restraint and lower payrolls have been emanating from the Yankees for several months, and Hal Steinbrenner, the managing general partner of the team, confirmed Thursday that he wants the payroll to be cut by about $20 million, down to the critical threshold of $189 million, within two years.
The latter is not the type of priority that Khayyam has in mind; if essence is to be essentially prior to existence, they both could not have been emanated from God and one should be a byproduct of the other, i.e., an ontological level of reality.
More recently, and much more interestingly, a new, innovative sound has been emanating from Buenos Aires.
It would appear that much of the background noise has been emanating from Sky, which employs Montgomerie as a pundit at major championships.
The energy that has been emanating off him like sparks from a laboratory power source has vanished, as if someone had cut the switch.
But then he equivocated, lamenting the leaks that had been emanating from his office throughout the Senate search and his inability to determine who was responsible for them.
Some of this has been emanating from what's left of the music press: "hugely ambitious and surreal", "no easy listen", "2016's most unpredictable album".
