Sentence examples for later emerging from from inspiring English sources

But he made a surprise appearance a while later, emerging from behind the podium to shake Stern's hand and wave to the crowd.

Several days later, emerging from obscurity at the age of 29, Machiavelli became head of the second chancery (cancelleria), a post that placed him in charge of the republic's foreign affairs in subject territories.

When the need for rest became unavoidable, he disappeared for a nap in a small private room set up with a cot, later emerging from sleep, rumpled and wild-eyed, his customary two cashmere sweaters accidentally buttoned together, to resume his labors.

I probably wouldn't normally write about a little app that does polling, but after I found myself, five minutes later, emerging from a poll daze and dozens of questions answered, I figured this one might have some appeal.

Now, over a decade later, emerging from the white vastness were two twin waterfalls shooting a sparkly arc from the sky.

A few days later, emerging from the blackout that left all of downtown incommunicado, I found the concerned message, one that despite everything we'd been through made me believe in the power of humanity.

The company, however, would later emerge from the restructuring process and thrive.

Lumley later emerged from Downing Street before re-entering with the two Victoria Cross holders.

Admittedly, he had later emerged from this retirement to serve on a Vichy commission for denaturalizing naturalized French citizens, principally Jews.

Jacobs didn't return to the field after landing awkwardly on his left ankle, and later emerged from the sidelines on crutches.

In 2007, the conservative evangelicals attached themselves to a group called GAFCON, for Global Anglican Future Conference, which a year later emerged from the shadows of the Internet to hold an alternative bishops conference in Jerusalem.