Sentence examples for resurface around from inspiring English sources

Despite all my good intentions, my bitch voice will probably resurface around the third week in January... or ever sooner if my husband forgets to put the toilet seat down... or something equally heinous.

"Scottish indie resurfaced around 1986 and again recently.

This anxiety resurfaced around the issue of the two nation theory in the attempt to strike a political boundary that would leave Muslim majority Murshidabad in India and Hindu majority Khulna in East Pakistan, in order to secure a hydrologically suitable spot for diverting Ganges water (Chatterji 1999).

The fight over the child tax credit resurfaced around Thanksgiving.

As the film's hijinks kick in, Marley takes a narrative backseat until resurfacing around the film's midsection when he runs into Kevin in the drugstore, triggering the toothbrush shoplifting chase scene that so many know and love.

A file in a 2007 Federal Election Commission dossier features a note she wrote by hand pleading, "We are not professionals and for many of us, this was our first campaign!" Campaign finance issues resurfaced this time around, with her campaign showing debt of more than $20,000 as of last spring.

Decades later, the anecdote, printed at the time in the Women's Weekly, resurfaced and was passed around, to general amazement.

Unlike elsewhere, uncompleted laws do not lapse when its term ends, but simply resurface next time around.

Motorists have been warned to expect delays as work to resurface 17 major roads around Reading begins.

But given how hard the major charities worked to have it included, this provision or one of the several versions floating around Congress will surely resurface at some point if the bill dies.

When "The Moonflower Vine" resurfaced and ricocheted around the publishing world, it became an unlikely exception.