Sentence examples for model emerged from inspiring English sources

But the original 1961 model emerged from more practical needs.

A model emerged from a back room, wearing a sparkly silver dress.

The model emerged during the post-war boom, when living standards soared across western Europe.

(As each door opened, a vintage Vuitton trunk could be glimpsed in the room set as the model emerged).

Eventually, a broken model emerged, the world of sport's Wild West, filled with free enterprise, self-interest and conflicting agendas.

The burbling bass produced by the car's supercharged 580-horepower V-8 could be heard before the slate-gray model emerged into view.

After World War II, as Jews moved to the suburbs, another membership model emerged with a single annual fee for everyone.

Then a fifth model emerged, who removed a disk from the center of the coffee table, stepped into the hole and pulled the table up to her waist, creating a Chinese lantern effect.

The critical discovery in this atomic model emerged a century ago in a talk before the Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society in March 1911 and a paper published soon after in the Philosophical Magazine.

In the mid-Noughties, a new business model emerged that would go on to revolutionise not just the travel industry, but everything from financing and recruitment to our music-listening habits.

Finally, in the 1980s a model emerged that has gained the support of most lunar scientists that of a large impact on Earth with the expulsion of material that subsequently formed the Moon.