Sentence examples for it emerge as from inspiring English sources
"I love transforming run-down property and seeing it emerge as something that reflects its history," she said.
Was that a feature from the start, or did it emerge as the solution to some problem in the structure of the book?
His advocacy for stem cell research helped it emerge as a major campaign issue between President Bush and his Democratic opponent, John Kerry.
Did you always have that ending in mind, or did it emerge as you were writing, and how faithful did you feel you had to be to the original?
Bobby Sands's election was undoubtedly the springboard for Sinn Féin's subsequent successes, which have seen it emerge as the largest party in the north of Ireland, with the former IRA commander Martin McGuinness as joint first minister, and Gerry Adams becoming the leader of 14 TDs in the Republic's Dáil Éireann.
If I flipped it over for serving like an upside-down cake, shouldn't it emerge as golden as a pear tarte Tatin, but with a moist, cake-y layer that would be perfectly primed to sop up all the luscious pear drippings?
"It emerged as much more than that," said John Borthwick, the chief executive of Betaworks.
It emerged as well at Prabal Gurung, whose otherwise chastely clad models turned their backs to reveal leather harnesses.
Then it emerged as the financial adviser in its sale.
Instead, it emerges as electrical energy.
