Sentence examples for revelations surface from inspiring English sources

When their son is sleeping at a friend's house, resentments and revelations surface during an all-night fight.

To the Editor: Re "The Pope and the Pedophilia Scandal" (editorial, March 25): As new revelations surface of sexual misconduct committed by European and American priests and details emerge of cover-ups begun to prevent criminal and ecclesiastical prosecution, it seems clear that the wounds of the clerical abuse crisis have yet to fully heal.

First, the BP memorandum (and whatever other damaging revelations surface) assures an even longer day in court.

One deficiency of BP's initial crisis response is now hurting it more than ever as the uncertain remediation continues and new revelations surface: BP has not effectively recruited and deployed disinterested experts to speak on its behalf.

By the time these revelations surfaced, James – always revered for his honesty and integrity – had moved into independent production and continued to make documentaries.

It is true (and amazing) that Mr Clinton's job-approval ratings have gone up even since the latest scandal revelations surfaced.

But before these revelations surfaced, Mr. Cohen apparently impressed Anthony Lynn Burrell, a Cook County judge who made three contributions totaling $650 to Mr. Cohen's campaign committee, Citizens for Scott Lee Cohen.

But as the Triple Crown chase progressed in 2008, revelations surfaced about how he had misrepresented himself as a high-profile Wall Street executive when in fact he had worked for penny stock firms.

First, there were the revelations — surfacing only after the Democrats took control in January — about how Senate Republicans had abused their 40-year majority and secretly used state money to pursue party business.

"Snow Flower" was released domestically by News Corporation's Fox Searchlight in July 2011 just as revelations surfaced that The News of the World had hacked into the voice mail of Milly Dowler, the teenager who had been kidnapped and murdered.

Mr. Uribe, a close ally in the Bush administration's war on drugs here, accepted the resignation of Gen. Teodoro Campo after revelations surfaced that policemen in Medellín were using police money for lavish dinners, high-priced chocolates, watches and expensive whiskey.