Sentence examples for last emergence from inspiring English sources

While Mr. Gore claimed enough delegates to put him over the top five months ago, this remained a night of triumph -- and, at long last, emergence -- for him.

Joseph in Cincinnati and an expert on periodical cicadas, during the last emergence of Brood X, in 1987, concentrations of the bugs reached as high as 100 per square yard.

Might they even go so far as to make a cicada recipe, like the one suggested at the end of this 1996 article about the last emergence of this type?

Emergence began on 1 April 2008 and was recorded daily until last recorded emergence on 15 April 2008.

It is difficult to distinguish between brain damage and LAST when emergence from general anesthesia is delayed.

It was, after all, as they stressed at the time, a joint decision, triggered by a last-minute emergence of "creative differences".

In the true Clinton manner, both are also chameleons, ready to don new guises in a flash -- from Mr. Gore's down-home wardrobe to Mr. Bush's last-minute emergence as a champion of campaign finance reform, patients' rights and clean air.

So, barring the last-minute emergence of a compromise figure (Ontario MP and former Royal Bank chief economist John McCallum's name has been tossed around), one with the stature to guide the party through the turbulent times ahead, it looks like Ignatieff will assume the leadership this week.

The Belgian's emergence last season as a key lieutenant of the manager was a declaration of how his United would play.

Puig seems on his way to a place among the game's elite, and, like Trout and Bryce Harper last season, his emergence has been an important story line of the first three months.

Thus, the report's authors ask, "Have we at last witnessed the emergence of a true superbug?" Stay tuned.