Sentence examples for indeed emerge from inspiring English sources
A case for 42 days may indeed emerge in future.
A picture of a man on the edge did indeed emerge during the police investigation.
David Farrell at Evolution Securities issued a note entitled Take me out suggesting a bidder could indeed emerge: Soco has a history of monetizing assets through disposals.
I walked back to my flat where a day later the foetus did indeed emerge after a painful labour which lasted several hours.
Mr Miliband could indeed emerge as prime minister; but the SNP may decide how long he lasts, and even on Mr Salmond's definition, that isn't stable government.
Once lodged in that elusive heart of Europe, why should Britain not indeed emerge as the continent's leader, and he as its senior statesman?
Remarkably, some such evidence has indeed emerged there.
By many measures, Ole Miss has indeed emerged from the racial dark ages.
Ironically, H.D. has indeed emerged as the founder of a new religion.
He indeed emerges as a character more sympathetic than others have painted him.
The race is being eagerly watched, not only because it will determine the victor -- if one indeed emerges -- from the latest war between these two elected officials.
