Slavery resurfaces in America regularly.
Finally, Lincoln's attachment to colonization resurfaces in Maj.
The Oklahoma game often resurfaces in his thoughts.
The bitter chorale of the opening resurfaces in the terse fourth movement.
Anger Over Credit Rating Resurfaces in Washington Article explaining the reaction among national political leaders to the Standard & Poor's decision.
That fugitive grace, that rag-picking of hope from ruin, resurfaces in Eberstadt's shrewd and sensuous fifth novel, "Rat".
Lanchester simpers with incipient insubordination and, of course, resurfaces, in that immortal electrified Nefertiti coiffure, as the Bride.
Hodge resurfaces in Alan Bennett's anthology of six poets but what is absent is anything to equal Hector's emotional response.
As mad-cow disease resurfaces in the news, several praised our account of a father's search for a treatment.
That tune, a sort of theme song, resurfaces in a 1965 radio broadcast from the Half Note.
The wispy, tentative piano figure that opens the work resurfaces in different guises, giving the piece a measure of unity.
