Sentence examples for life emerging from inspiring English sources
Next to recordings and concerts there was a second life emerging: that of a writer.
Just as Jesus rose from the tomb, the egg symbolizes new life emerging from the eggshell.
We sent Martine Fougeron out into the city to capture new life emerging after a long and excessively snowy winter.
He then retired from public life, emerging briefly in a national radio address in 1937 to support Roosevelt's court-reorganization ("court-packing") plan.
In the picture, taken from above, the flowers obscure her face and seem to grow from her body, suggesting mortal obliteration and life emerging from death.
In a bedroom, Shonibare has created a postcolonial Eliza — a headless wanderer, scary but also scared, perhaps, given that she lived in the wealth amassed by the labor of slaves who were, during her life, emerging from their colonial chains.
Details about Mr. Yeshi's life emerged.
Some details of his life emerged.
"That social life emerged for our evolutionary benefit.
A very different form of city life emerged among the Greeks.
A picture of his life emerged from interviews and court testimony.
