Sentence examples for it ever emerges from inspiring English sources

We will report back BA's final offer – if it ever emerges.

Six states have enacted Election Day registration laws, solving the provisional vote problem before it ever emerges.

Uzbekistan requires all foreign donations to be paid into two state-owned banks, from which very little of it ever emerges.

Dr Dre's follow up to 2001 will surely fall into this category, too, if it ever emerges: it's hardly a good sign when it's seen as progression that your non-existent album is no longer called the thing you were once going to call your non-existent album.

Yet if it ever emerges that these all natural beauties have in fact enlisted non-natural methods to maintain their sexy, I will rejoice.

But just as everyone felt obliged to order Spycatcher from Australia after the Thatcher government banned its publication, we'll all feel obliged to watch this film should it ever emerge from what's left of Sony HQ.

Should it ever emerge that a rogue state, or terrorist group, has used illegally diverted material to make and let off a crude nuclear weapon, or even a less spectacular "dirty" radiological device, the power industry's hope of a nuclear future would be among the many victims.Fear of fuel diversion is growing, along with fear of proliferation in general.

Mister Spielberg, not only would your boys take a hell of a beating, but your Babylonian citadel of money and power and flickering dreams would fall – fall, I tell you! – if it ever emerged who had maybe tried to have it off with third-string British telly presenter Myleene Klass.

Everyone knows that it's the next step in the iPod evolution and yet with every Apple event we're left wondering if it will ever emerge.

Given the huge variety of connected devices, and no doubt the desire of some firms to keep things proprietary, it is possible that no single standard ever emerges.

Tompkins's stuff relies heavily on tales from which he rarely if ever emerges the victor.