Sentence examples for more emerged from inspiring English sources

Three years later, Mr. Smyslov once more emerged as Mr. Botvinnik's challenger.

Astonishingly, Clinton once more emerged from a potential disaster, if anything, strengthened.

Just last week two more emerged there, one including a nurse whose infection has not yet been confirmed.

More emerged about his reasons for proposing the amendment, which he said he did to "test the sentiment of the House of Commons".

Several more emerged when she and Scoresby, acting on the suggestion of an acquaintance at the British Museum, chose Easter Island as the focus of a Pacific archaeological expedition.

There is already plenty of evidence to suggest that Floyd is not a particularly nice man, and plenty more emerged here, but his unflagging capacity to drink, smoke and swear to excess – including a liberal sprinkling of the c-word, which has officially lost its status as the last TV taboo – was seemingly enough to convince Allen that he was "one of the most honest and genuine people I've ever met".

His best hope must now be that nothing more emerges.

And with Barber and Toomer and more emerging on offense.

And many more emerging markets will likewise soon boom.

He even revives Lavant's Rumpelstiltskin character, who, once more, emerges from a sewer.

Could crowdfunding make up the shortfall in artistic budgets or help more emerging artists?