Sentence examples for it's rearing from inspiring English sources

But there's a new use on the block and it's rearing its ominous head at South by Southwest: recruiting.

The New Guinea flatworm (Platydemus manokwari a squirming, 5-centimeter-long worm with a taste for escargot has helped decimate some snail populations in certain Pacific Islands, and now it's rearing its head in Florida, according to researchers.

"Ryan's had this back problem that he's had in the past and it's reared its ugly head again," said Bowen.

There is no evidence that every "free-range chicken" has been outside the shed it's reared in until slaughter; but there is evidence that some free-range chickens do not go outside.

"It's what the public want, it's natural, it's reared outside, the public don't want factory farmed beef and we don't produce factory farmed beef here in Cornwall".

"I thought our sacrifices on the battlefield would eliminate the Communist Party's influence, but it is rearing its ugly head again.

"We are once again ignoring H.I.V./AIDS, and while we are ignoring it, it is rearing its ugly head again," Mr. Staley said.

It seems only the other day the Afro-centricity movement abolished notions of dark being ugly, but here it was, rearing its head again.

"Europe hasn't gone away as an issue; it is going to hang around, and it is rearing its ugly head today," said Stephen Massocca, managing director of Wedbush Securities in San Francisco.

One of the animals which represent Pakistan and India throughout the world is cobra; in particular it is rearing out of a wicker basket and dancing to the sound of turban-wearing snake charmer music.

"That's how I discovered it—I was rearing them many years ago in my dining room," she says.