Sentence examples for manage to emerge from inspiring English sources
A chronology does manage to emerge.
The film is both a portrait of life on the artistic and social fringe — a funnier and less pretentious place in Austin than it would be in New York — and a thriller: will Mr. Holt manage to emerge from probation and establish a living situation that could include his young son?
"The cynical view that bigwigs always manage to emerge unscathed is just not true," Azoulay says.
On the tech or "Interactive" side, there's a lot of hoopla and way too much media coverage, but some interesting startups do still manage to emerge (or at least solidify their reputations) at the festi-conference each year.
Even if Jordon Alexander (the producer behind the moniker) wasn't exactly anonymous, how did he manage to emerge so fully formed?
The chances of England playing Argentina during the World Cup are relatively slim, considering Roy Hodgson's men will probably have to battle past Spain or even Brazil if they manage to emerge from their respective group, which contains Italy and Uruguay.
"It always manages to emerge stronger".
No single alternative candidate has managed to emerge within the UMP.
Once the crush started, people managed to emerge on to the pitch.
Last year it managed to emerge as the state's main opposition party, behind only Congress (which won by a landslide).
And though Turkey has managed to emerge largely unscathed from the global financial crisis, its economy is slowing down.
