Sentence examples for material emerging from from inspiring English sources

You would not know it from much of the material emerging from the party these days.

Yet despite shocking revelations and damaging material emerging from the site, very little has actually changed because of them.

All that day, children were allowed to play outside, despite the plume of radioactive material emerging from the reactor a few kilometres away.

Gamma-ray bursts, such as that detected last year accompanying gravitational waves from the merger of two neutron stars, are rarely seen because the source of the gamma rays – a relativistic jet of material emerging from the explosive merger – must be pointing directly at Earth.

The Financial Times reported Friday that it had confirmed through a freedom of information request that regulator OFCOM had set up a team to monitor material emerging from the press inquiry led by Justice Brian Leveson.

Cut-ups have also come to refer to a much broader set of text experiments practiced by Burroughs and Gysin, including fold-ins, grid arrangements, etc. (These are detailed in their excellent 1978 manifesto The Third Mind, and I am engaged in a long-term reconsideration of material emerging from their long collaboration).

He would not discuss them and, with very few exceptions, little bulletin-board material emerged from the Jets' locker room.

The multilayer character of the material emerges from the manufacturing process in which the material is produced in plate form.

Over time, as more of this material emerges from copyright protection, we'll be able to learn things about our culture that we could never have known previously.

The book, an oral history drawing on first-person interviews and previously published material, emerged from Ortved's 2007 article for Vanity Fair.

The viscous or syrupy solution, prepared by melting or chemically dissolving raw material, emerges from the spinneret as long fibres that are then solidified by coagulation, evaporation, or cooling.