Sentence examples for it finally emerged from inspiring English sources

It was repeatedly suppressed by the tsar's police, reappearing each time with a different name, until it finally emerged in Moscow in 1918 to assume its role as the official party paper.

But it finally emerged that the Kanaks had understood that the land had been settled before their arrival.

It finally emerged that he was bidding for a Georgian oligarch, not a Russian one: Boris Ivanishvili, a mining magnate.

The International Monetary Fund as it finally emerged from the wartime discussions was a much more modest undertaking than had originally been conceived by the British.

For more than seven decades after the war, Armenia endured as a state within the Soviet Union; it finally emerged independent in 1991.

It finally emerged that the British actor was indeed portraying the villainous figure made famous by Ricardo Montalbán in 1982's Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.

That doesn't help, however, if the painting passes from hand to hand in the vast art underworld, where it can be sold for a fraction of its value until it finally emerges, years later, in a legitimate sale.

When it finally emerges from the oven, I brush the loaf with marmalade that glosses its browned, raisin-speckled crust, and leave it to cool overnight.

Step-by-step description of the processing of raw sugar before it finally emerges as crystals and is ready for market.

Thus, the ray SKS corresponds to a wave that starts as an S wave, is refracted into the central core as a P wave, and is refracted back into the mantle, wherein it finally emerges as an S wave.

There is the soldier's boot in the air and the dark walls of the tunnel and the hypnotic rocking of the train and the long high whistle as it finally emerges.